Thank God, Act Two is over. One more to go. The best part of the play is always the last Act. Nora is still acting a little like a child. She is acting sneaky, and a little anxious in Act Two. Nora acts like Torvald will do anything for her when Nora says this to Mrs. Linde"Yes, that's quite right Kristina. You see, Torvald's so incredibly fond of me that he wants to keep me all to himself as he says". (Ibsen, pg 184). Sometimes Nora takes advantage of Torvald's feelings towards her. She tries to persuade him to keep Krogstad at the bank to help herself. She starts to feel a little anxious about the letter that Krogstad sent to her. It was excruciating to Nora because she didn't want Torvald to find that letter because it would make her disreputable.

      Nora knew that Dr. Rank loved her, and she was going to try and ask him for the money. Mrs. Linde seemed concerned with Nora because Nora looked like something was wrong. Mrs. Linde said to Nora "Don't pretend, Nora. Do you think I don't know whom you barrowed twelve hundred dollars from?" (Ibsen pg 185). Nora was acting sneaky when she lied to Torvald saying that she wanted to practice the tarantella dance instead of reading the mail so he wouldn't see the letter. I'm looking forward to act three because I think Torvald is going to find out about the letter.