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What is nora’s attitude toward her children in act ii? why do you think she’s acting this way?
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What is nora’s attitude toward her children in act ii? why do you think she’s acting this way?

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Nora is so focused on her problems with Krogstad and keeping her lies a secret that she chooses not to spend with her children. She's acting self-conscious and she's scared she'll influence them negatively.
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