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What were Nora's actions at the end of the play and why did she walk out on her husband, Torvald? I would say she’s fearless for multiple reasons. In no way is she cowardly or is she behaving as an unnatural mother. As you can tell, Torvald, isn’t what we would call the best husband. Yeah he gives Nora money sometimes to get the things she wants, but he calls her his “little songbird”. Also, he treats her as if she were his doll but she’s not! I guess Nora would be considered a coward in others eyes, but why? Because she bought money from somebody without telling her husband, but really she did him a favor and saved his life.

Also, she’s not being a bad mother because when she left, she simply told Torvald that she thinks the children would be in better care in his hands other than her own. Nora, who at the end of the play no longer believes in miracles, decides she must leave her husband because she will never be his equal and he is a stranger to her. She must go out into the world and educate herself, but most of all she must shed her “costume” once and for all, which means she needs to be her and simply be free.