Patty in Paris

The story revolves around a spirited discussion within the small Fairfield family about Patty's education. Patty argues that she should not have to attend school this year after graduating with honors, while her father insists that her education is not complete at her young age. The dialogue reveals the dynamics of their relationship, highlighting Patty's desire for independence and her father's protective instincts. The addition of Nan's humorous interjection adds a lighthearted touch to this serious family debate.