<p>&starf;This theatrical text is interpreted in very different ways. Many Orientals, mainly some people, will not sympathize with Nora because they do not like the woman doing anything without her husband's knowledge, even if the matter is fateful. On the other hand, some of the virtuous readers from the male side explain what Nora did as a mighty act and that not telling her husband the truth about the loan is much greater because she wanted to bear the responsibility alone. Nora has suffered dramatically in the shadow of this society, which does not give any space for the participation of women in the roles of life.</p>