31. Luisa agreed to buy Renee's used armoire for $500, mistakenly thinking it was made of mahogany and worth much more money. Renee never told Luisa the armoire was made out of mahogany, but Renee knew it was in fact made of pine. Luisa later learned before she paid for the armoire that it was made of pine and was worth only $150. Can Luisa get out of the contract? Explain your answer.33. Patrick is a county fair promoter who arranges publicity and signs up attractions for various county fairs throughout California. Dorothy is the owner of \"Biggypig,\" a champion hog that has been trained to do a number of entertaining tricks. Patrick and Dorothy agreed that Biggypig would perform at Riverside County Fair last summer for a fee of $1,000 payable to Dorothy. Shortly before the fair was scheduled to open, Biggypig contracted a disease and was too ill to perform at the fair. Patrick demanded that Dorothy either bring Biggypig to perform at the fair as scheduled or pay her damages. Discuss each of the following doctrines Dorothy might rely on in response to Patrick, and state which one is the most convincing. 1. Statute of Frauds 2. Parol evidence rule 3. Impossibility 4. Failure of consideration