During Act 2, Dr.Rank tells Nora he loves her!! They flirt and do all types of raunchy things in the dark, but once the light comes on, Nora can't even look him in the face. "Flesh colored- aren't they lovely? The light's bad in here now, but tomorrow... No, no, no, you must only see the feet. Oh well, you may see the rest, too." If you're going to do something, you should do it with no regret. Nora knew it was wrong but she went along with it anyways.  Her disreputable actions cause most of her problems throughout the play. Her plan was to ask Rank for the money to pay off her loan, but once he told her that he was in love with her, she couldn't go through with it. I don't understand why she'd lead him on for so long if she wasn't going to go for what she wanted in the long run, the money.
   Krogstad sent the blackmail letter to Helmer and Ms. Linde was going to help her get it back. She was going to talk to Krogstad on her behalf, but we soon notice that they "had a past." Closer to the end of the act, Krogstad's threatening to kill her but she decides to make a miracle happen before Helmer or Krogstad can get to her. " Under the ice perhaps? Down in the cold black water? And then in the spring, you'll float to the top, ugly, hairless, unrecognizable-." Krogstad tells her this, but she isn't afraid. "Seven hours till midnight. Then 24 hours till midnight tomorrow. Then the tarantella will be over. Twenty-four and seven... Thirty-one hours to live." By the end of the act. Nora's decided to take her own life... Do you think she has the gut?!?