On her first day as a new daughter-in-law, Winslet is told to serve tea to her mother-in-law but is interrupted by a neighbor's complaint about chickens. The aunt demands $20, insults the family—calling the son a poor mechanic and Winslet a country bride—and her husband backs her with a threat: pay or we'll make trouble daily. The argument escalates into public humiliation. Winslet apologizes, saying she thought the early-morning noise was their chicken, "turns out it's you." The demand and threat remain unresolved, leaving Winslet to face continued harassment.