Final answer:
The question seems related to a narrative involving characters named Niloufar and Marji, but the provided references do not discuss these characters. The materials given revolve around Ibsen's A Doll's House and Iranian artist Shirin Neshat. Without context, a specific answer about Niloufar and Marji cannot be provided.
Step-by-step explanation:
The student's question seems to refer to an incident in a narrative possibly involving characters named Niloufar and Marji.
However, from the references provided, there is no direct mention of these characters or their circumstances. From the content provided, the discussion is primarily about the play A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen, which involves characters such as Nora and Helmer, and themes of self-discovery and emancipation.
Another reference is made to the Iranian artist Shirin Neshat, who explores themes of gender and society in post-revolutionary Iran.
This suggests the original question about Niloufar and Marji might be related to another text, perhaps Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi, which is not directly covered in the provided materials. Therefore, without the specific context of Niloufar and Marji, we cannot provide an accurate response to the student's question about their situation and Marji's reaction.