While Lady and Claude live in the townhome in Manhattan, what do we learn about Lady from her jobs and activities, and her attitude toward Claude after Mr. Weisfeld dies?

While Lady and Claude live in the townhome in Manhattan, from Lady's jobs and activities and her attitude toward Claude after Mr. Wesifeld dies, we learn that Lady is restless and has no direction or ambition in her life. When Claude becomes depressed after Mr. Weisfeld dies, Lady cannot tolerate Claude's constant low spirits, so she leaves him, showing that she can be selfish and unsupportive, unable to provide Claude with the love he needs during this dark period of his life.