Nora lies to torvald about macaroons, about working to pay off a loan, and about borrowing money without his consent. how does nora view her own deception? why does she lie?

How does Nora view her own deception:

I am not sure, I am sorry. But I gave you the answer to the second question. Hopefully, you get the answer from the first question by someone else.

Why does she lie:

Nora lies to Torvald about the macaroons because she feels the need to maintain her dignity and self-respect, while catering to her own desires. She lied about the loan because in the story it is said how you need you husbands consent to borrow a loan, which she did not have. So, she did it secretly.

because of the type of job he has and because crooks is crippled, he is more permanent than the other men, so he can accumulate personal items without having to worry about how he will carry them with him to the next job.

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