What are the resons that annoy Doris and Cyril ?

Both expect their mother, Mrs Pearson, to do the household work. Doris is quite annoyed to see that there was no tea ready and her mother had not ironed her yellow silk, which she was supposed to wear for a date with Charlie Spence, whome Mrs Fitzgerald, in the form of Mrs Pearson, calls dim-witted. She is also shocked to see her mother smoking and playing cards.
When Cyril comes home and asks for tea, he is shocked to find out that his mother hadn't made any, nor had she looked through his things to check if they needed mending. Both are annoyed by the way the mother behaves, and equally shocked when she asks for stout. In the words of Doris, it was not what she said that hurt her, but the way she said it.

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