Faye Slift entered a contract with Dancing Queen School of Dance in which Faye enrolled in one year of dance lessons for $400 per month.  The contract said, in large letters, "...this contract is non-cancelable..."  After two months of lessons, Faye was critically injured in a motor vehicle accident.  In the hospital, Faye's physician told her that she would be confined to a wheel chair indefinitely and it was unlikely that she would ever walk again. Faye called Dancing Queen and told them it would be impossible for her to continue with her dance lessons. Dancing Queen expressed sympathy for Faye's injuries, but said that she was bound to the valid and enforceable contract.  Faye refused to pay and Dancing Queen sued her for $4,000.00 for the ten remaining months under the contract. 

   Who will win the law suit?  Why?

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