Harriet's messy room: Is it her fault?

Harriet, an eight-year-old girl, is accused of having the messiest room ever. Her lawyer argues that it's not her fault, but rather the fault of her small wardrobe, which isn't large enough to accommodate all her stuff. The discussion revolves around the responsibility of cleaning and tidying up, with arguments about whether it's Harriet's fault, her parents' fault, or societal influences. The philosopher Simone de Beauvoir's idea of limited choices is debated, and the concept of free will is explored. Ultimately, the jury is left to question who is to blame and whether someone's messy room reflects who they are as a person.