Night of the Festival Alex M.

Well, at least this story wasn't as brutal as the last one. I actually thought it was quite funny. Some people might think that Munir should have come home to see his family for the holiday, or at least he should have invited them to the wedding, but i think he did the right thing. If he had fallen in love, the company owner's daughter was a good person to fall in love with. The family should forget about the imdediate events, step back, and look at the bigger picture. If the boss trusts Munir with his daughter, he probably trusts Munir with an important role in the company. Munir might get promoted, and that means a larger flow of money to the family every month. Plus, the family should be happy for Munir, he's getting married. If they really love him, they should back him in whatever he chooses. i think it is kind of funny how the family has everything all planned out where the family becomes rich and the girls get the guys that they love, and then they all get served by fate. Everything is off, and the family can't even go to Munir's wedding becuase they can't afford nice enough clothes. this part i don't like. Munir knows that his parents can't afford nice enough clothes, so he doesn't invite them. I think Munir, with his nice salary and rich wife, should support his family to come to the wedding. Otherwise, i think everyone got what they deserved. How could the family expect so much of Munir! They are so selfish that, with him already paying them a dividend of his precious salary, they expect him to come home and at a moments notice marry someone he probably doesn't even love. Munir shouldn't even pay anything to those selfish jerks. I thought it was especially funnywhen the girls were so nice and offered to deliver the letter of congratulations to Munir and then the minute they walked out the door they ripped up the letter. ( this is just a general state that i think is true) Girls tend to be more dramatic in love and i think it was funny to see them get totally pwned.