why didnt albert feel cheerful in going back to his lodging?

Returning to Lodgings lowered down his moral and never did cheer him up as the violence prevailing in slum areas and the awful atmosphere discouraged his soul. He could not endure to witness how his landlady dealt with her children and how her husband created a mess after getting drunk. His poor family conditions also contributed to his dis excitement to return back

ALBERT DIDNT FIND CHEERFUL TO RETURN HIS LODGING. HIS ROOM WAS IN THE POOREST  QUATERS OF MUNICH. THEN HIS LANDLORD BEAT HIS WIFE AFTER HE  RETURNED HOME DRUNK ON SATURDAYS. HE HATED THE ATMOSPHERE OF SLUM VIOLENCE. THE ATMOSPHERE MADE HIM SICK......
 

Going back to the loding didn't cheer the albert as his father have little money after which he cannot take a room on the rent .As he dislike the atmosphere over there as the landlady used to beat the children hard and even his hunband came drunken and used to beat the lady

Going back to his lodging didn't cheer him up. His father had so little money to spare that Albert had been found a room in one of the poorest quarters of Munich. He didn't mind the bad food and lack of comfort, Or even the dirt and squalor, but he hated the atmosphere of slum violence. His landlady beat her children regularly, and every Saturday her husband came drunk and beat her. Hope it may help 😇