What did mr. And mrs. Hadley do after the children disobeyed them and became overly obsessed with the nursery?

This question is about "The Veldt"

They decide to move, close the house and live in a more simple and traditional way.

Explanation:

Mr. and Mrs. Hadley, together with their children, moved to a fully automated and technological house, which does everything for them, without them having to make any effort. in addition, the house has a bedroom, called a nursery, which offers interactive and realistic scenarios that allow the user to experience any type of adventure they want.

Mr. and Mrs. Hadley are a little uncomfortable with the autonomy of the house, especially Mrs. Hadley, who feels that she is not playing the role of mother and wife. In addition, they are concerned that their children are having undue experiences for their age in the nursery room, which they really are. When Mr. and Mrs. Hadley discover that they are addicted to the room and having experiences that they shouldn't have, they decide to move, close the house and live in a simple and traditional way.

the mood is annoyed. they wish sandy was there do to the job right and since they dont like they way it came out now they are annoyed.

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