coping with someone who is comporting themself above their station theme

There is a character A and a character B such that: Character A considers and is troubled by the fact that character B behaves like they have a more esteemed position in A and B's shared society, than they (in A's opinion) actually do. For example, an aristocrat may be troubled by the fact that a servant habitually doesn't act with due respect and deference.

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ahp5x35 major The well-to-do Mrs. Wellington was frazzled time and again by the new governess of the house blatantly comporting herself above her station.