I'm trying not to take sides, as I know the people involved....
Andy has a large farmhouse in the country, and at the start of lockdown he invited Barbara and Colin to stay there. Colin is in his late eighties, Andy and Barbara are both in their sixties.
So they spent 12 weeks in isolation, all groceries were delivered and apart from a socially distanced wave to local farmers, they haven't seen anyone else. Quite honestly, after 3 months I'm amazed they haven't killed each other ~ but that's beside the point.
Andy has some animals he needed help with, so another farmer Dave came round. Dave also went into the house for a coffee (the animals had to be given medication, which took 20 minutes to work) Dave didn't interact with anyone except Andy.
Then Barbara was asked by a neighbour (let's call her Edna) to go and feed her cat. Edna was away, so Barbara only had to go in the house, no contact with anyone. Andy said that if she did this, she wouldn't be allowed back in his house as she would have broken the rules. Which seems like double standards after he already had Dave round.
Anyway, perhaps the isolation had got to everyone, and it was a good reason to leave so Barbara went back to her own place (fed the cat, Felix) and since then has only been allowed to visit Andy and Colin by sitting at the far end of the patio.
There have been mutterings about all of this.
Now Andy has invited some others to stay, as long as they self-isolate beforehand. These people are an absent-minded mum (Guinevere) and disorganised dad (Hubert) both of whom are more at home babbling on about 12th century poetry than noticing whether their young children are observing social distancing. I can't be bothered thinking of names for the children.
Barbara is furious about the hypocrisy in this.
Who is being unreasonable? I think its Andy... however it is his house, so I guess it's up to him who he allows in?