Characters. 1 male, 3 female Student 1: You are a 17 year old girl, will be 18 in 6 months.

You met a 20 y/o rich boy from the Middle East whose family is in the oil business. You fell mutually in love and he has proposed you to get married right away. You have to break the news to you parents and get their permission, since you are still underage. Student 2:You are the father of the girl, and your dream was that both your daughters would go to college and get a degree, so they have a solid background and can support themselves if need be. Your mother left a violent husband and had a tough time raising you. You dont like Middle East men because you think they are all womanizers and all dream of having a harem. Student 3: You are the mother of the girl. Since 9/11, you are terrified of anyone who is a Muslim or from the Middle East. You think they are all terrorists. Student 4: You are the older sister. You are 21 and you are on the way to get your university degree. You are a hopeless romantic and you are looking for your prince charming. You are very happy that your little sister found hers at such a young age; however you are a little disappointed she will leave school. You understand you fathers concerns because you know the trauma he lived, however you dont think all men in Middle East are womanizers. In regard to your mothers ideas, you dont like to typecast people, in fact, you hate stereotypes. You think your mom is a little of a bigot. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Characters. 1 male, 3 female Student 1: You are a 17 year old girl, will be 18 in 6 months. You met a 20 y/o rich boy from the Middle East whose family is in the oil business. You fell mutually in love and he has proposed you to get married right away. You have to break the news to you parents and get their permission, since you are still underage. Student 2:You are the father of the girl, and your dream was that both your daughters would go to college and get a degree, so they have a solid background and can support themselves if need be. Your mother left a violent husband and had a tough time raising you. You dont like Middle East men because you think they are all womanizers and all dream of having a harem. Student 3: You are the mother of the girl. Since 9/11, you are terrified of anyone who is a Muslim or from the Middle East. You think they are all terrorists. Student 4: You are the older sister. You are 21 and you are on the way to get your university degree. You are a hopeless romantic and you are looking for your prince charming. You are very happy that your little sister found hers at such a young age; however you are a little disappointed she will leave school. You understand you fathers concerns because you know the trauma he lived, however you dont think all men in Middle East are womanizers. In regard to your mothers ideas, you dont like to typecast people, in fact, you hate stereotypes. You think your mom is a little of a bigot.