What pattern of behavior appears evident in Natalia’s responses to Lomov’s claims?
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Natalia's attitude towards Lomov changes frequently. She at first is positive and cheerful on his formal dressing and even says he looks better. But, the moment he starts the talk about the Meadows, she curses him and does not respect his presence. She, along with her father quarrels with him and sends him away. But, when she knows that he has come there to propose her for the marriage, she starts weeping and feels sorry for herself. She regrets for her mad treatment and being so rude to one of the rich people of her locality.
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Natalia's attitude towards Lomov changes frequently. She at first is positive and cheerful on his formal dressing and even says he looks better. But, the moment he starts the talk about the Meadows, she curses him and does not respect his presence. She, along with her father quarrels with him and sends him away. But, when she knows that he has come there to propose her for the marriage, she starts weeping and feels sorry for herself. She regrets for her mad treatment and being so rude to one of the rich people of her locality.