Eleanor quietly supports her entire household's lavish lifestyles, only to overhear her daughter-in-law and granddaughter mocking her in French at tea while her passive son ignores the disrespect. Realizing decades of generosity have fostered pure entitlement, Eleanor packs her belongings and steps back into her true role as supreme leader of the regional equestrian coalition.
With ruthless efficiency, Eleanor terminates capital lines to her son's auction firm, cancels equestrian sponsorships, and evicts them from her historical estate. Arriving in grand splendor at an international thoroughbred exhibition, she announces the termination of all familial stipends. Forced into menial labor, the humbled relatives must learn the true cost of their vanity.
