Does Nora leave to find happiness, freedom, or both?

: Does Nora leave to find happiness, freedom, or both? In your essay you must integrate the following in your analysis:-You must define happiness and/or freedom using one of the theories discussed in either chapter 12 or 16.-If you discuss freedom, you must address whether or not any of the other characters in play are free or explain how they restrained.-If you discuss happiness, you must address whether or not any of the other characters in the play are happy or explain what it would mean in the context of the play for the characters to be happy?Formatting and structure: Your essay should follow the general outline found here and include the following:An introduction that ends with your thesis statement making an interpretative claim about the short story. Please note, a statement must end in a period. Do not ask a rhetorical question. You can review thesis statements here. Your thesis should be a direct response to the prompt: “Does Nora leave to find happiness, freedom, or both?”An organized discussion that is developed clearly and thoroughly throughout the essay using well crafted body paragraphs (as many as you need). You can review paragraph construction here and here.Specific examples, which are cited properly, from the production of the play, the text of the play, and the relevant textbook materials to support your assertions.