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Why did Nora secretly take out a loan in A Doll's House?

ATo buy a new house for her family

BTo fund a trip to Italy for Torvald's health

CTo support her father's medical expenses

DTo invest in a business venture for Torvald

Answer:

B. To fund a trip to Italy for Torvald's health

Read Explanation:

  • Nora took out the loan secretly to fund a trip to Italy, which was necessary to save Torvald's health.

  • She forged her father's signature to secure the loan, a decision that becomes central to the conflict in the play as she strives to keep this secret from Torvald.

  • This action reflects Nora's deep love for her husband and her willingness to go to great lengths to protect him, even though it involves a significant moral compromise.


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