What was Mrs. Jensen doing while expecting Lorraine in the pigman?

While expecting Lorraine in "The Pigman," Mrs. Jensen was preoccupied with her own struggles and insecurities. She often focused on her relationship with her husband, which was strained and lacked warmth. This tension contributed to Lorraine's feelings of isolation and her desire for connection, ultimately influencing her relationship with Mr. Pignati, the titular "Pigman." Lorraine's home life created a backdrop of emotional turmoil that shaped her character and actions throughout the story.