A Doll's House Hilmo's wife Nora was chatting with her girlfriend, Mrs. Dānlín, at home that day. She told her wife about it: that year, her husband Haier Mao was going to the south to recuperate because of a serious illness, and she was short of money. She cheated her husband, forged her father's signature, and borrowed some money through krogh Stein, a bank clerk. It has been many years, and she is still saving money to pay off her debts without telling her husband. Although life is a bit bitter, she feels very satisfied and cheerful. Now Helmo has become a bank manager, but he fired Krogstein for some reason. Krogh Stein begged Nora, who was deeply embarrassed. In retaliation, Krogstad wrote to Helmut to talk about Nora's privacy. After receiving the letter, Haier Mao accused Nora of doing something shameful and ruining her future. Nora had never seen her husband so angry-the Haier Mao in front of her was completely different from the previous Haier Mao-and her spirit was greatly affected. Nora knew it was a secret told by krogh Stein for revenge, and she wanted to die. Haier Mao not only did not comfort, but said that Nora was a liar, and her death could not wash away her sin. At this time, Helmut received a second letter from kroll Stein. The letter also attached a debit note signed by Nora, saying that it should not have been done before, and apologized to Nora. Haier Mao received these documents, convinced that his reputation would never be in any danger again and his future could be saved. His attitude towards Nora suddenly became affectionate. At this time, Nora saw her husband's true face and realized her position in the family. She felt as if she had lived with a stranger for eight years. He just did such a thing that he hoped, but he was so unbearable; And once your reputation and status are preserved, isn't it just a plaything to trick yourself with sweet words? Nora finally saw Haier Mao's selfish and hypocritical face and resolutely ran away from home.