What does nora finally ask torvald for as a Christmas present?

In Henrik Ibsen's play "A Doll's House," Nora finally asks Torvald for a "sacrificial" Christmas present: she wants him to help her pay off her debt and free her from the burden of her secret. This request symbolizes her desire for independence and her need to be treated as an equal partner in their marriage, rather than as a child or a possession. It reflects her growing awareness of her own identity and the constraints of her societal role.