Sarah Smith is a struggling young artist. Recently, however, she was "discover" when an art dealer saw one of her paintings hanging in a local art gallery. The art dealer contracted with Sarah to hold a mejor showing of her work in six months, November 1. Under the contract Sara was to show no less than ten original paintings. In preparation for the show Sara contracted with Paint Masters, Inc., for four cases of her favorite oil pains to be shipped no later than July 1. Sara heard nothing more form Pain Masters, Inc., until September 1 when one case arrived. Sara attempted to find the same paint form ohter sources but was able to procure only one more case at $ 200 more than she had contracted to pay Paint Masters. Because of the dalay in shipments, Sara was able to complete only six paintings and the show was canceled. Sara would like to sue Paint Masters, Inc., for the los profists she would have received form her heightened recongnition had the show gone as planned, for the money she had to spend on altenate paints, and for punitive damages to reach Paint Masters a lesson. Please evaluate Saras situation.