Amen and Amen

one another in spite of societal boundaries and cultural divides. More than that, it raises questions about whether
those boundaries and divides actually exist outside the minds of the characters who have been conditioned to
dislike people who are not like them. Residents of gated mansions and double wide trailers appear to have little
in common with one another until a millionaire’s son and the daughter of a factory worker fall in love.

Some say parallel roads never meet, but bridges can be constructed to connect them by those willing to chance it.