that she has a real accomplishment that she can be proud of. In her vain attempt to try and convince Mrs. Linde that she does not have the mentality of a child, Nora's ignorance becomes grossly apparent. Coupled with this incident is the scene later in the play when Krogstad confronts Nora with the fact that she committed obvious forgery in order to secure the loan. Krogstad reveals to her that he knows what she has done and that there are very real legal punishments that could destroy her life. She cannot comprehend the fact that she broke the law. Krogstad realizes this and tells Nora,
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