Gretchen, who lived in Calgary, entered into a contract with Matt, who lives in Edmonton. He paid $2500 to her at the outset and she promised that she would edit a book that he was in the process of writing. After completing slightly more than half of the job, however, Gretchen received an offer to act in a play on Broadway. Since acting had always been her dream, she pleaded with Matt to let her go to New York without finishing her project with him. She also pleaded with him to let her retain the $2500 that she had received from him because she needed a great deal of money to make the move. Since he was fond of Gretchen, Matt agreed. She then sold almost all of her belongings, including her computer, and moved to New York. A week later, however, Matt changed his mind when he learned that Gretchen was acting in Cats, a Broadway production that he disliked very much. Will Matt suceed in making Gretchen fulfill the rest of her contractural obligations?