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http://allrecipes.com/recipes/17019/desserts/cookies/macaroons/

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Macaroon Silver Macaroons Stores Macaroons San Francisco Macaroon Cartoon Silver Macaroon Necklace Macaroon Necklace Cute Macaroon Laduree Macaroon Macaroon Display Halloween Macaroons French Macaroon

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"Is that my lark twittering out there?"
"Is it the squirrel frisking around?"

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"She goes on tiptoe to her husband's door and listens"

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"Taking from her pocket a bag of macaroons, she eats one or two." Before Nora sees Torvald she "hides the bag of macaroons in her pocket and wipes her mouth."

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Nora "continues smiling in quiet glee" and she is "humming" when she first gets home from shopping before she speaks with Torvald

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LANGUAGE & STAGE DIRECTIONS

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LANGUAGE & STAGE DIRECTIONS:

"the children must on no account see it before this evening, when it is lighted up"

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SYMBOLS:
The Christmas tree is delivered in Nora’s flurry of excitement for Christmas. It symbolizes family happiness and unity, as well as the joy Nora takes in making her home pleasant and attractive. At the beginning of Act Two, the tree has been stripped and the candles burned out; the stage directions dictate that it should look “bedraggled.” This represents the end of Nora’s innocence and foreshadows the Helmer family’s eventual disintegration (LitCharts).