How does Mrs Pearson (assuming the personality of Mrs Fitzgerald) take her husband to task? How do people laugh at him at the club?

Solution

George, Mrs Pearson’s husband is solemn but self-important and pompous. Mrs Pearson (actually Mrs Fitzgerald) ridicules him. He has become a standing joke for the people at the club. They call him Pompy-Ompy Pearson because he is slow and pompous. He loses his temper and glares at her. Mrs Pearson threatens to slap his “big fat silly face”. George reconciles in the end.

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