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

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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