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As the аcting directоr оf Penn Museum, Peаrl wаs finally able tо reach an Agreement with the renowned archeologist, Declan Duvall, for him to come to the museum and give a presentation of his recent archeological finds in Egypt. Declan forwarded a Zelle payment of $500 as a deposit to Pearl secure his appearance at the museum on December 11th and emailed Pearl a copy of his signed Agreement with Penn Museum for his records. The agreed upon terms for this Agreement were that tickets to attend his lecture would be $300/per person. The Penn Museum had a seating capacity of 150 people. In addition to showing slides of the recently discovered grave of Egyptian Queen Neith, Declan agreed to bring the exquisite turquoise necklace that Declan and other archeologists found in her grave. There was no other turquoise necklace in the world like this one. During his presentation, he intended to discuss ancient Egypt’s religious and cultural practices and explain how ancient Egyptians believed that turquoise was associated with fertility and protection. Pearl and Declan agreed that Penn Museum would receive money for the total tickets sold for his presentation on December 11th. In exchange, Declan would sell Queen Neith’s turquoise necklace to Penn Museum at a price of $200,000. Penn Museum could then add the turquoise necklace to its display. Declan also agreed to reimburse Pearl for the flyers and promotional advertising for his appearance. The total price that Pearl paid for the flyers and promotional advertising was $2,000. Penn Museum never had an archeologist give a lecture and Pearl viewed Declan’s presentation as a magnificent opportunity to promote herself and become famous as Penn Museum’s director. She planned to hand out her business cards to each of the attendees. As she was expecting a huge number of people to be in attendance, she notified the local news broadcaster who assured her that they would cover the event and bill the museum later since they had a working business relationship. The cost for the local news broadcaster’s time for covering Declan’s presentation would be $5,000. By December 4th, all 150 tickets had been sold for Declan’s presentation. On the evening of December 9th, Pearl’s cell phone rang and Declan apologized profusely to her but said that he would be unable to attend the event as he had just been learned his presence was required for a new archeological dig and his flight was booked for Turkey the next day. Discuss the causes of action that Pearl and Penn Museum have against Declan. What are the total damages that Pearl and Penn Museum can seek from Declan? What are Declan’s defenses to Penn Museum and Pearl’s claims against him?