Forging signatures even for the first time is not a smart idea. You will either face a judge even possibly a jury. Forging signatures can get you anywhere from 6 months to 2 years in jail, and a fine of not less than $100 dollars. Think of the consequence before forging signatures.
The line above is from www.lawfirms.com and it describes the consequences of forging signatures. As stated above, there is jail time punishment for the act of forging a signature. In A Doll’s House, Nora forged her father’s signature so that she could get the loan from Krogstad. Unfortunately, Krogstad found out about her forging and used this as blackmail so he could keep his job. I am not sure what the punishment was for forging signatures during the time of the story but it was bad enough to worry Nora. To keep herself from any punishment, she tried to convince Torvald as best she could to allow Krogstad to keep his job. It’s to bad though because Torvald is set on his ways and hates Krogstad. One of the reasons he hates him is that Krogstad committed the crime of forgery. Unfortunately, forgery can mess up people’s lives just as it does in the story.
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