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Her dedication to the men in her life (father/husband), her innocence and naivete, the ability to make people around her smile, and her loyalty and love for her friends, and her children.

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She has neglected herself, lives in a fantasy world, assigned herself a fictitious role as her husband's doll/squirrel/lark or whatever name he chooses to give her, she acts impulsively, is very immature, and does not recognize consequences for her actions.

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Nora secretly taken out a loan so she could save her husband's life.

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Nora's entire life is built on a foundation of deception

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Nora's character development makes her unique. She starts off as a conventional, submissive wife who is happy with her position in her husband's household. But as the plot develops, she shows a much richer and more nuanced personality. She differs from many other characters in 19th-century literature in that she undergoes a change from a wife who initially appears innocent and obedient into a woman who challenges the restrictive cultural conventions of her period.

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Character's name: Nora Helmer
Character's role: Protagonist, a mother and wife who at first complies with the social norms of her day, acting as a devoted and submissive wife.
Age: Age not given, she is generally depicted as a young woman, likely in her early to mid-thirties.
Gender: Woman, Female
Race: White

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Playfulness and Coquettishness, Secretive, Childlike Behavior