Tyler mentions at the beginning of the film that Margot's smoking would ruin her palate and would thus not properly taste the food to be served at Hawthorn. Later, during the "Man's Folly" course, Lillian, a food critic, is seen smoking cigarettes with Margot. This could show, albeit indirectly, that she has not been a proper food critic as her palate would not be "clean," thus having reviewed other restaurants poorly and unfairly. Another reasoning to her invitation to "The Menu." Of course, Lillian could also have decided to smoke -- possibly for the very first time in this moment -- to try to calm her nerves in the face of increasing certainty that she is about to be murdered.

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