PDHPE assignment P3
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- The Next Day After School
- OK, there was still a lot of staring and ignoring but hopefully it will get better.
- When we walked in, she wanted to talk to you about how we could take you out of it.
- But how was school?
- But we cleared that up.You can still wear it but it has to be in the school colours, so maroon.
- So, what happened? Can I wear it?
- *groan*
- Monday Morning
- Like I believed her.
- What's with the thing on your head?
- Really?
- Rocked
- BRRRING
- I've gone bald.
- Yep, 100%
- Can I touch it?
- So, it's your choice?
- Yes, yes, I'm aware of that. The first Muslim she's ever met. It makes me sound like an alien.
- Yeah, I pray everyday.
- Yeah, that too. But, you can't blame her. It's what she hears at home. YOu're probably the Muslim...
- Racist?
- Wow. You know, you shouldn't pay any attention to Tia. She's rich, spoilt brat, obsessed with her looks. Fits the profile.
- So do you pray everyday? At school?
- And what was that?
- But everybody is responsible for their own opinions.
- It's not excuse. I didn't mean it like that. It's just obvious. You judge people off experience.
- Thanks
- You know when you first walked in with the veil?
- You're pretty good looking fanatic.
- There was something else crossed my mind.
- It was weird. You walked around like it meant something. We thought you'd become, um, a fanatic.
- Later that day
- That's right. See Tia, I wash my feet 5 times a day, my feet. are cleaner than your face.
- Tia, what does it look like I'm doing?
- I'm washing for prayer.
- You actually wash your feet, just so you can, what was it, pray?
- Touchy*Storms off*
- WHAT ARE YOU DOING?
- I don't know. You're not walking in the desert, you know. We do have shoes in this country.
- Wednesday
- Hey. Amal, did you catch that doco on those Muslim fundamentalists last night? You're Arab right? You must feel awful knowing you come from such a violent culture.
- I signed up for debating, Simone are you going...
- You know, I came across a book the other day. The shortest book in world history. It's called 'My Thoughts' by Tia Tamos.
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