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How does Mrs. Pringle's reaction to unexpectedly having fewer guests affect the events in the plot?
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How does Mrs. Pringle's reaction to unexpectedly having fewer guests affect the events in the plot?

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Mrs. Pringle uses the dinner party as a way to improve her own social status, as well as the social status of her daughter as she is concerned about the aesthetic value of the party and about impressing Oliver Farnsworth, who is the guest of honor.

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It jeopardizes her social status

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