She walks freely, proud of her naked body, holding a suitcase full of dreams. She owns her choices. She is aware that her self-assured nature creates discomfort for others. She doesn't care. She learned to choose her happiness first, despite the consequences.
At the same time, a man looks at her in horror. In her freedom, he sees disgrace but can’t help being attracted to her. His emotions confront his own sexuality.
His resentment is, in fact, towards her freedom—something he does not allow himself to have.