Sofia
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- SCENE 3
- Sofia is looking out of the window, reminiscing about her life that changed drastically. Sofia, a Malaysian who grew up in the United Kingdom, came back to Malaysia for her career in teaching English.
- SCENE 4
- Siti and Saanvi were arguing because Siti was being racist. They were colouring a painting of Malaysians from different races: Malay, Chinese, and Indian. Siti coloured the Indian character's fair skin. When Saanvi asked Siti why she did that, her answer was that she did not want to have a different skin tone in her drawing. She feels like it will ruin the drawing. Saanvi was offended and this led to an argument.
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- Miss Puteri overheard their conversation, especially when she heard of Siti's racist behavior. She confronts Siti because she is angry with her statement about skin color. Siti and Saanvi learn about how Malaysia is a multicultural country and the people are from different backgrounds, skin color, and religions. Miss Puteri continues that Malaysians are one big family. Therefore, mutual respect is a must.
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- At the cafe, Miss Puteri is confused because the students keep calling the seller Aunty.. So she asked one of the students, Nabila, to help. Nabila explains that in Malaysia, it is common for people to call each other aunty, uncle, and so on. She explains further that even though we are not family by blood, Malaysians are still family by bond.
- Miss Sofia is upset and puzzled because she is not familiar with students who come from different races. So she does not know how to plan her lessons carefully so that they will not offend her students. Miss Puteri notices her and comforts her by giving advice and tips. Miss Sofia asks whether Miss Puteri helps her because she is Malay, but Miss Puteri explains that she helps everyone regardless of race.
- 10 years later, Miss Sofia meets Nabila, her former student back when she teaches high school. Nabila asks her why she did not go back to United Kingdom. Miss Sofia replies that she loves Malaysia and she does not intend to go back to UK because she is already happy to live in Malaysia.
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