The Wedding Dance by Amador Daguio

Scene 1: Awiyao Enters the House

Awiyao enters his house expressing regret for what needs to be done. The sound of gangsas echoes through the walls.

Scene 2: Awiyao and Lumnay's Conversation

Lumnay remains unmoved by Awiyao's entrance. Awiyao suggests Lumnay find another man for the sake of having a child.

Scene 3: Emotional Confession

Lumnay expresses despair at being childless. Awiyao defends his actions, claiming the necessity of having a child for the tribe.

Scene 4: Awiyao's Attempts at Reassurance

Awiyao offers possessions to Lumnay, but she insists on going back to her parents. Awiyao faces rejection.

Scene 5: The Beads and Final Farewell

Awiyao puts ancestral beads on Lumnay, symbolizing enduring love. Lumnay pleads for him to return, but Awiyao leaves reluctantly.

Scene 6: Lumnay's Internal Struggle

Lumnay approaches the dance but hesitates, feeling societal expectations. She retreats, reflecting on her love for Awiyao and sacrifices.

Scene 7: Lumnay's Solitude

Lumnay walks away, reminiscing about the clearing of beans. She contemplates the passing of time and imagines holding bean flowers.