The Intervention

The scene starts with the character Mary Anne returning home with groceries and finding her step-daughter Charlie kissing a girl in her bedroom. Outraged at the scene, Mary Anne flies off the handle and kicks Charlie's girlfriend out, refusing to accept same-sex relationships in her household. As tensions rise, Mary Anne's boyfriend, Steve, suggests that Charlie needs a real man to solve her "issues." An intervention unfolds where Mary Anne demands proof of Charlie's sexuality and insists that Steve sleep with her daughter to test her orientation. Eventually, Charlie complies reluctantly, engaging in a heated sexual encounter. Fallout follows as Charlie asserts her identity and storms out after expressing her disgust at her mother.