The Government Inspector
Not a soul in sight, just as if to annoy me." Comment Act 2 Spence 2
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This quote is spoken by the mayor's wife in reaction to her daughter's tardiness and their late arrival at her husband's office. From the text, we can infer that her whims are regularly met, and that in their tardiness, she continues to expect others to wait and and for her..... anything else is seen as an annoyance.