In this scene, a woman is shopping for a wedding dress, but the shopkeeper, Ingred, confronts her about her pregnancy, implying that she doesn't deserve a traditional wedding. The woman challenges Ingred’s narrow view of weddings, questioning the significance of a "pure" white dress. Ingred, uncomfortable with the situation, suggests she has a different dress in mind. The dialogue highlights themes of judgment, societal expectations regarding weddings, and the stigma surrounding pregnancy out of wedlock.