The following passage (paragraphs 10–12) adds to the development of the text mainly by fill in the blank. HELMER: There is some truth in what you say—exaggerated and strained as your view of it is. But for the future it shall be different. Playtime shall be over, and lesson-time shall begin.

NORA: Whose lessons? Mine, or the children's?

HELMER: Both yours and the children's, my darling Nora.
Answer choices for the above question

A. showing that Torvald is ready to change in order to make their marriage work

B. suggesting that Torvald can be reasonable and listen to Nora’s perspective

C. supporting Nora’s claim that Torvald does not respect her as an equal

D. showing that Torvald forgives Nora for her decision to leave him