This is a hidden camera social experiment where a lesbian couple with a daughter and a traditional grandmother with her granddaughter are placed in a cafeteria, along with a third woman who is a homophobe. The goal is to see how the people in the cafeteria react to the situation. The experiment starts with the granddaughter asking her grandmother about the lesbian couple, which sparks a conversation about what makes a "normal" family. The grandmother disapproves of the lesbian couple, while the homophobe woman intervenes and starts arguing with the couple. However, when one of the mothers explains that they are a normal family, the atmosphere in the cafeteria changes, and the homophobe is confronted by another woman who defends the lesbian couple. The experiment reveals that the people in the cafeteria are generally accepting of the lesbian couple and disapprove of the homophobe's behavior.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The scene is set in a cafeteria where a grandmother and her granddaughter are sitting.
2. The granddaughter notices a same-sex couple kissing at another table and is surprised.
3. The granddaughter asks her grandmother about the couple, and the grandmother expresses disapproval.
4. The granddaughter then meets a girl who has two mothers and asks her about her family.
5. The girl explains that she has two mothers and that it is a normal family, just like any other.
6. The grandmother becomes upset and confronts the girl's mothers, expressing her disapproval of their relationship.
7. A lady with short hair intervenes and defends the same-sex couple, explaining that they have the right to love each other.
8. The grandmother continues to express her disapproval, and the lady with short hair tells her that she is being homophobic.
9. The scene ends with the lady with short hair being praised for her defense of the same-sex couple.
10. The entire scene was set up as a social experiment, and all the participants were actresses.
11. The experiment was conducted to see how people would react to a same-sex couple in a public place.
12. The lady who defended the same-sex couple was praised for her courage and her defense of human rights.