The Wedding Dance - Amador Daguio






The Wedding Dance

1.       Nowadays, what is your ideal wedding? How do you view marriage?

          A simple church wedding, it’s a solemn wedding ceremony.

2.       If you were Awiyao, would you also give up your marriage just to follow a certain tradition?

         No, it’s a matter of choice if you respect the tradition of your tribe then you should separate but if you love the person sincerely then don’t make things that put your relationship into worst.

 3.       If you were Lumnay, would you also follow the tradition?

                                         No

4.       Do you also believe that having a child makes a family complete?

  Yes, because every child makes the family happy and they are the cure in misunderstood of each family members.

The How’s, What If’s and If ever’s:

1.                   How do you think expectations of society affect the life of married couples?

·          It may possibly affects the decisions of every couples.

2.                   What if you belong to Awiyao and Lumnay’s tribe, will you also follow the same practice?

·         No, it’s a matter of choice if you respect the tradition of your tribe then you should separate but if you love the person sincerely then don’t make things that put your relationship into worst.

3.                   For Males: Do you also believe that men are very particular with pride, dignity and honor?

·         No, because if you follow the rules of love you will forget your pride.

4.                   How are men and women portrayed in the story/ their roles? Their rights?

·         Their role is to give happiness to both of each while when it comes to their rights, they have both privilege to decide if they still want that situation.

5.                   What dominant characteristic of each is shown by Awiyao/Lumnay’s character in the story?

·         Their strong desires to have children

6.                   If ever you are Awiyao or Lumnay, how will you prove your love for your wife or husband?

·         I will don’t mind others side instead I will follow what I’m really want just to sake of our relationship.

7.                   How do you live to the expectations of society? Do you consider “society’s expectation” important?

·         It’s just like air that pass into my skin, somehow it’s not important because my decision is not their decisions.

8.                   What will you choose: dignity or love? Explain your answer.


·         Love, because you are worthy and respectable if you’re with your love ones.

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