After accidentally staining a woman’s dress, you offer to compensate for the cleaning or buy a new one, but she dismisses your apology, suggesting you can’t afford it. You then invite her for coffee to make amends, but she refuses and labels you a beggar. Later, you offer to help with a repair, and she demands that you accompany her to a meeting dressed in more expensive clothes. At a party, she criticizes your attire, comparing it unfavorably to other guests' designer outfits, and continues to judge your clothing, emphasizing the disparity in social status.