The Virgin & The Prostitute

Sister Maria, an old nun in her late 60's is currently working at a hospital in the child's department. While entraining and dancing with the sick kids, she notices a little girl who avoids her. One of the nurses tells Sister Maria that it's the little's girl birthday and no one has shown yet, neither her mom or her dad arrived. Sister Maria decides to bring her a small gift. However, it's interrupted on the way to her office by a young woman who decides to wear almost nothing to come to the hospital. Sister Maria throws her a hospital gown and asks her to cover up. To her surprise, the young woman follows her into the elevator. After the young lady receives a call, Sister Maria recognizes that this young lady is indeed a prostitute. Nevertheless, The elevator get's stuck and to make things worst, their different beliefs start to confront. The prostitute doesn't believe in God, while the nun prays for God to saved them. The lights go off, no one can hear them and the first response of both it's to keep fighting. A period of time past, they both still trapped as its seems that God doesn't the response to Sister Maria's call. In the mists of dispair, the prostitute plays a song of Mozart. Both of them enjoy Mozart and this leads to a deep conversation between both. At the end, both nun and prostitute will find how much of similarities they have together.