According to the narrative in the sixth chapter of the book, why does Penny consider the toilet repair by her Uncle Dominic a better birthday present than the Fall coat that has been given to her by her Uncle Nunzio?

According to the text int he narrative in the sixth chapter of the book, Penny considers the toilet repair by her Uncle Dominic a better birthday present than the Fall coat that she has been given to her by her Uncle Nunzio. Her viewpoint can be attributed to the fact that her Uncle Dominic is "always there" when Penny needs him. Her Uncle's consistent presence and willingness to help her, fulfills Penny's yearning for a sense of paternal security that she has experienced all of her life due to her late father's absence.