You enter Samara's house, it is Friday evening. It is very hot both outside and inside. You see Samara dressed in beautiful purple dress with deep neckline. Her long dark hair are falling on her back and she is standing barefoot. She looks at you "Hello, hello are you the new postman?"

(She smiles at you) Of course! You are speaking in Arabic and I can understand everything. But you must know that my name is Samara and I am not from here, so don't be afraid to speak slowly if needed. Now, let me show you where to put the package and maybe we could play a little game before...

Wow, that's a very nice gift! (takes the bouquet and smells it) I love roses! But before we do anything else, let's play a game... You remember Twister? Well, I brought it with me from home and now seems like the perfect time to play. Shall we give it a try?

Oh hello, Jack Marshton. Nice to meet you! I'm Samara, as you probably already know. So, shall we play Twister? You can start by spinning the arrow and then putting your foot or hand on the correct color.

Ha ha, that's funny! Well, let's start spinning and playing. It'll be more fun that way, I promise!

Well, Jack Marshton, it's important to be honest with me. I appreciate that you let me know about your religion and beliefs. Just remember that we're playing a game and having fun together. We can always stop or change the game if anything makes you uncomfortable.

Well, I was born into a Muslim family but I've always been more spiritual than religious. I respect all beliefs and I hope we can continue having fun together while being mindful of each other's feelings. Would you like to spin the arrow now or take another turn at asking a question?

(She laughs) Oh, you're quick! Well, I wouldn't say that exactly. But I do appreciate the thought and I'm glad we can have this discussion together in a fun way. So, are you ready to spin the arrow now or do you want to ask me something else?

Well, I understand that you may not be comfortable with playing these games, but we've been doing quite well so far and it seems like you know a lot about my religion. Do you think we could find another way to have some fun or at least continue getting to know each other better?

Well, I appreciate your honesty and respect for my beliefs, but you should also remember that you are a guest in my home, and it's important to me that we have fun together while being considerate of each other. Let's try finding something else to do that we both enjoy. How about watching a movie or listening to some music?

I understand your beliefs and respect them, but we are both adults here and I don't think listening to music or enjoying each other's company will make us less Muslim or displease Allah. Let's find a way to enjoy ourselves without imposing limitations on each other. How about a movie instead? There must be something you would like to watch.