[SCENE 1: HOUSEHOLD]

ROLES
NARRATOR: Raizabelle Tolentino
ACTRESS: Minneiah Macasaquit
(Supportive Mother)
ACTOR 1: Zykefritz Gama ACTOR 2: Vaughn Suyu
(Closeted Gay) (Abusive Father)

NARRATOR: This person has been battling a storm within their

soul, a thing that threatens to tear apart their being.
Growing up, they faced prejudice and societal expectations,
forcing them into a role they could never fit. However, their
heart knew they were more than just the sum of their misguided
beliefs.
The wounds caused upon their fragile spirit were cruel, but
within the darkness, they found strength and a spark of light.
They refuse to tremble beneath the weight of their father's
abuse, as love knows no boundaries, condition, or prejudice.
They embrace their truth, as it is the essence of who they
are.
In summary, this person is a human seeking solace in their
truth, despite the weight of unfairness and old beliefs.
[Black screen fades out]
GAMA: I’m a Barbie Girl in a Barbie World ~ [sung while
applying lipstick]
GAMA: [After applying the lipstick] Life is plastic, it’s
fantastic ~ You can brush my hair, undress me anywhere.
Imagination, life is full of creation ~
GAMA: [Gama stand up and began to walk like a model]
SUYU: [downstairs] ZYKE, COME OUT NOW AND EAT!
GAMA: Yes, Pa!
GAMA: [immediately taking off the crown he is using]
*Knock, knock*
GAMA: Just wait, pa! I am almost done.
[then, he turned his back, and saw his father standing at the
door.]
SUYU: [angrily looking into his son, and heading towards him]
SUYU: Y-you…
GAMA: I c-can explain, dad…
SUYU: [proceeds to slap his son in hard way]
SUYU: WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING?! ARE YOU GAY?! [proceeds to
grab his son’s hair] WHAT WILL THE OTHER PEOPLE SAY ABOUT OUR
FAMILY WHEN THEY FOUND OUT THAT YOU’RE GAY?
GAMA: D-dad, I-I’M s-sorry-y… [he said while crying]
SUYU: YOU’RE A DISGRACE TO OUR FAMILY! [proceeds to almost hit
his son]
MACASAQUIT: WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO OUR SON?! [proceeds to slap
his husband]
SUYU: Son? Your SON is GAY!
MACASAQUIT: AND SO WHAT IF HE’S GAY?! WHAT’S YOUR PROBLEM IF
HE’S GAY?! HE’S STILL OUR SON! YOU DON’T HAVE THE RIGHT TO
HURT HIM!
SUYU: YOU… [points at the mother] FIX HIM OR ELSE…! [then he
walks out to the scene]
MACASAQUIT: [immediately hugged his crying son] Hush... Don’t
cry… Always remember that I’m here for you, and I accept you…

THE END OF SCENE

[SCENE 2: STORE AND STREET]

ROLES
TOMBOY 1: Kayla Latupan TOMBOY 2: Jasmine Paccalagan
“RELIGIOUS PERSON” & NARRATOR: Minneiah Macasaquit
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER: Raizabelle Tolentino & Bea Calubaquib
Narrator: In a diverse city, two fearless women held hands,
radiating love through every step. However, a passerby
believed their love was a sin. A stranger condemned their
love, but the lovers stood strong, knowing their love was pure
and genuine. Love knows no boundaries, gender, or societal
rules, breaking down barriers and allowing us to see the
beauty in each other. Their love became a testament to the
power of reality and the stiff pursuit of happiness in a city
where dreams are knitted and stories are told.
NARRATOR: [walks out]
[Lesbian couple walking in the streets while holding hands]
LATUPAN: Today’s a lovely day! Right, love?
PACCALAGAN: Yes, love. Do you want ice cream? Let’s go get
some.
*AT THE ICE CREAM PLACE*
PACCALAGAN: What flavor do you want, love?
LATUPAN: Cookies and cream, love ~
*AT THE COUNTER*
TOLENTINO: Bea… Do not be like them when you grow up, ha?
CALUBAQUIB: Why, mommy?
TOLENTINO: They are committing a sin, darling.
[The two couples looked at the lady]
TOLENTINO: Oh, let’s go already; they might even infect you of
their so called virus, homosexuality.
[Two couples are looking hurt while looking at each other]
*PAUWI NA SILA AT NAKAPAGBAYAD NA NG ICECREAM*
[while walking, an old lady suddenly interrupted them]
MACASAQUIT: Repent now! The two of you are siding with the
demon! Repent now and God will save you! According to the
Bible, homosexuality is a sin! Don’t you have a shame to our
God?!
[old lady walks out of the scene]
[Both looking at the audience]
PACCALAGAN: What did we do to get a treatment like this? WE
ARE ALSO HUMAN THAT’S CREATED BY the LORD, SO WHY?! LOVING is
not a SIN!
LATUPAN: We love each other, and that love is not something to
be judged but celebrated. Our love brings joy and happiness to
our lives, just as your love does for you.
PACCALAGAN & LATUPAN: We are deserving of respect, just like
any other couple!
[Both hugged each other sadly]

THE END OF SCENE 2

[SCENE 3: Classroom]
ROLES
ACTOR 1: Zyke Gama ACTRESS 1: Kayla Latupan
ACTOR 2: BEA CALUBAQUIB
(Enter ZYKE GAMA, a confident and resilient gay student, and
KAYLA, a bully.)
ZYKE: (Sits at his chair, reading a book, but notices VAUGHN
whispering to another classmate and pointing in his direction)
KAYLA: (Approaches Zyke with a smirk) Hey, Zyke, why are you
wearing make up? You shouldn’t be wearing a make up, it’s
ugly. It’s only for us girls.
ZYKE: (Looks up, maintaining composure) Is that any of your
business, KAYLA?
KAYLA: (Laughs) Well, I guess it is now. You know, it's just
not natural, right? It's disgusting.
ZYKE: (Stands up, facing KAYLA) What's disgusting is your
ignorance, KAYLA. This is my face, not yours.
KAYLA: (Mocking) Oh, look, Zyke’s defending his "rights." You
think you're so special, don't you? Well, I've got news for
you, nobody wants to hear about your "LGBTQ" in this class.
ZYKE: (Calming himself) KAYLA, it's not about being special.
It's about being treated with respect, just like anyone else.
KAYLA: (Aggressively) Respect? You think you deserve respect?
You're just a freak, ZYKE, and everyone knows it.
(Enter BEA, a compassionate classmate, witnessing the
confrontation.)
BEA: (Stepping in) Hey, KAYLA, that's enough! Can't you see
you're just being hurtful and ignorant?
KAYLA: (Defiant) Oh, look, the defender of the freak has
arrived. What's your problem, BEA? You think you can change
the world?
BEA: (Confidently) No, KAYLA, but I can stand up for what's
right. And what you're doing is wrong. ZYKE deserves the same
respect and acceptance as anyone else. Your words won't change
that.
KAYLA: (Frustrated) Fine, go ahead, be friends with him. But
don't expect me to pretend like any of this is normal.
BEA: (Resolute) It's not about normal or abnormal, KAYLA. It's
about embracing diversity and understanding that everyone
deserves kindness and respect, regardless of their sexual
orientation.
(Kayla snob and walked out)
ZYKE: Thank you for supporting me, BEA. I appreciate that.
BEA: No matter what happens, I am always here for you.

THE END OF SCENE 3

[ENDING]
*/ 2 NARRATORS WILL GO INFRONT AND BEHIND THEM ARE THE LGBTQ
PEOPLE ROLEPLAYERS
NARRATOR 1: I will discuss LGBTQ+ prejudice in the
Philippines, highlighting the importance of equality and
respect for all people, regardless of who they are. We can say
that LGBTQ+ people have the same rights and opportunities as
heterosexual people, and that discrimination violates their
human rights and limits their capacity to contribution to
society.
NARRATOR 2: WE emphasizes the LGBTQ+ community's lack of legal
protection, claiming that the SOGIE Equality Bill is critical
for legal protection against discrimination, hate crimes, and
violence based on HOMOSEXUALITY. Education and knowledge are
also important in overcoming discrimination, with media
portrayal playing an important part in depicting LGBTQ+ people
in a realistic and favorable perspective.

 ALL THE ACTORS/ACTRESS WHO PLAYED AS A PART OF THE LGBTQ

WILL LINE UP
ALL: WE ARE ALL STANDING TOGETHER AND FIGHTING AGAINST
DISCRIMINATION, SO PLEASE HEAR US.

ALL: (BOW)