Josephine deBois 
Dreaming 
A Fairy Tale Inspired by the Story of Sumi Jo

Sumi Jo is one of the greatest singers of our time. The ultimate beauty of her singing is admired and enjoyed by millions across the world and continues to capture, inspire and enrich an ever increasing audience. But Sumi Jo is more than a singer. She cares deeply for her country and its people, and is committed to bringing a brighter future to the country, its people and their companions. This deep commitment, which makes Sumi Jo more than a brilliant artist and singer, is what has inspired the script on the following pages. It tells the story of fulfillment of Sumi’s dreams in an imaginary story, a dream like a fairytale that flows with the beauty of her singing, and with the intension of bringing her dreams to an even broader audience, and thereby contribute to their fulfillment. Stories of love and faith flow throughout the fairy tale intertwined with deeply symbolic stories of rape and atrocities while also providing glimpses of love and faith at the edge of humanity in the sphere of modern biologic sciences leading to the perfectly designed woman and the likewise perfect human doll. At the end, faith trumps chance and we follow the breathtaking, symbolic unification of the most unsophisticated and sophisticated of worlds driven by love and inspired by the beauty of the arts as Sumi reaches out for Samuel’s hand – ‘love is not a lottery; our love is our faith.’