Why does mrs pearson rebuke doris in the presence of mrs Fitzgerald.
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The question is asked from the play Mother's Day by the play writer John boyuton Priestley. In this play, Mrs Pearson rebuke Doris in the presence of Mrs Fitzgerald.
Doris had promise that she will make and check all the things in a right way in the morning, but she didn't. This is why she was rebuked.
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