Could Criminals 5) be "Nora Helmer" from Ibsen'd 'A Doll's House' as opposed to Peer Gynt
Nora obtained a loan fraudulently - tried concealing this from her husband - and the end scene shows Nora leaving her family and closing the door (possible ref. to "ends outside in the cold") as the play is set at Christmas time ?
I find this a more fitting answer than Peer Gynt - would appreciate any comments.
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Initially, I was led to believe Madhouse 2) Was indeed, Sylvia Plath's "Poem For A Birthday", as it is part of "The Madhouse Poems", Number 2 - "Dark House" has references to tunnels etc.....
However, I am now swaying towards agreeing with Auden's "The Rake's Progress"
I too, looked at Sexton, Coolridge, and other's, but nothing substantially apt to be 100%
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Trains 3) Mrs Elspeth McGillicuddy (for those without the forename)