Question

Mrs. Pringle, in her rants about her reputation, comes across as , while the change in her mood and words at the end of the the play and the story show that she is .

Answer 1

1. self important

2. shallow and phony

Step-by-step explanation:

This question is about "Dinner Party", where we met Mrs. Horace Pringle, who is a person who cares a lot about her reputation and therefore pretends to be a person who is not really. She is often very self important, but the truth is that she has very shallow and false thoughts and behaviors when no one is around, she often presents herself in a very arrogant and petty way when she is alone, but she does not want people to know that and to remain very compassionate and solicit.