Sonya designs and sells decorative figurines. Her specialty is a line of figurines depicting animals dressed up as different professions. She sells each figurine for $30. Boris, an attorney, entered into a valid written contract with Sonya by which Sonya promised to supply Boris 50 figurines depicting a bear dressed as a lawyer. The bear would be dressed in a dark blue three-piece suit and holding a contracts treatise. Delivery was to take place no later than November 20. In exchange, Boris was to pay Sonya $25 for each figurine, which would still give Sonya a profit of $5 on each figurine. Boris planned on distributing the figurines to his clients as holiday gifts. At Boris's insistence, the contract contained the following provisions: "In addition to the 50 figurines to be delivered to Boris, Sonya agrees to create and deliver to HelpLaw no later than December 1 a figurine depicting a gorilla dressed as Santa Claus holding a sign reading "Happy Holidays from HelpLaw." Boris agrees to pay an additional $30 for this figurine." "No amount shall be due Sonya if the figurines failed to meet the satisfaction of Boris." Boris, who regularly volunteered his services at HelpLaw, a nonprofit