How is mrs pearson family going to get a nasty dissappointment ??
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Mrs Pearson’s daughter Doris is a pretty but spoilt girl. She is in her early twenties. She has to go out tonight. She asks her mother to iron her yellow silk. She expects her mother to do all such things without questioning her. Then she orders for tea. It must be kept ready. She thinks nothing except having nice time and fun with her boy-friend Charlie Spence. Cyril is Mrs Pearson’s son. He is the masculine counterpart of Doris. He has to stay outside tonight. He asks if his mother has put his things out. The poor mother runs all the time putting his things out or mending them. George, Mrs Pearson’s husband spends most of his time at the club. The people at the club call him Pompy-Ompy Pearson because he is slow and pompous. Mr Pearson expects his wife to keep tea ready even though he doesn’t need it. He suffers from the inflated male ego.
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she said she might make a bed or two and do a bit of cooking only if they will ask her nicely and thank for everything otherwise (she will go off for a weekend).
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