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Nora Helmer: a housewife who seems to have a carefree marriage without concerns, but who has a dark secret
Torvald Helmer: Nora’s husband, who has recently been promoted to bank director
Mrs. Kristine Linde: a friend of Nora’s, now a widow, who suddenly appears after having no contact with Nora for about ten years
Nils Krogstad: a former suitor of Mrs. Linde and a clerk at Torvald’s bank who blackmails Nora
Dr. Rank: a friend of the Helmers who is terminally ill with syphilis he inherited and who is...
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