How does elisa's attitude change after the fixer leaves
• gets enraged
•turns vengeful
•grows confident
•becomes melancholy

Grows confident.

Explanation:

In this story, Eliza is a married woman who feels ignored and unappreciated by her husband. She is unhappy and desires attention. When the fixer arrives, he gives her some of the attention she craves. This makes Eliza feel young and beautiful again. This is proven by the fact that after the fixer leaves, Eliza grows confident. She takes a long bath and puts on a beautiful dress.

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