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A young boy accompanies his mother to a dinner party. He is taken there by her.

Dinner Party is a programme presented in the format of an episode. It falls under the simple genre label of “episode” and carries the straightforward title of Dinner Party. The work is identified purely by its type and title, with no further production details supplied. The central action of the episode revolves around a young boy who is escorted to a dinner party by his mother. The narrative premise is built on this brief but clear situation: the child, accompanied by his mother, arrives at a social gathering centred on a meal. The story’s focus is the boy’s presence at the event, framed by his mother’s guidance. The episode follows the boy’s experience of the dinner party, observing the surroundings and interactions that accompany such a gathering. By keeping the mother alongside him, the programme highlights the familial link that brings the child into this setting. The simple premise allows the audience to watch the boy’s perspective as the dinner party unfolds around him. Throughout the broadcast, the mother’s role remains that of the escort, ensuring the boy’s participation in the event. The programme’s structure stays tightly bound to this single plot point, presenting a concise look at a child’s attendance at a dinner party under his mother’s care.