Act 3 alternate ending

After Nora left her very controlling husband, she had decided that after spending 8 years with a man that was a stranger to her that it wasn't worth it. As she began one final gaze at the main hall, she had called her three children and asked them to pack their bags.She had told Torvald that her and the kids will not be returning home. Torvald begged her to please stay and that he'll treat her and the kids better. Nora told him that she needs to find her way and that she needs to be independent without him. Deep inside her she felt sympathy for him but quickly brushed that feeling away, sternly he looked at her and said if you leave it would feel like a knife in my heart. Soon after her kids came walking in with their bags they began to ask their mother why were they leaving and she told them very calmly that they were going away for a while.  Torvald then thought that if had shown his wife some more respect none of this would of happened,  in his chest he felt deep sorrow and regret. with one final glance, she walked out with her children and while in the distance heard Torvald calling her back. Three years later: Nora and her children had traveled around the world and wound up in America. Nora managed to get a job at a local newspaper in New York and provided her children with a proper education. Torvald remained back home and managed to keep a normal life without her.