Dave and Stacey are dragging themselves and their two teenage children to a fireworks display on the Fourth of July. There is much comic conflict among them, but they go there because "this is what one does on the Fourth of July." They begin talking and listening to Bill, a World War II pilot. He helps to reorient their thinking concerning the freedom they have taken for granted.

Dave and Stacey are dragging themselves and their two teenage children to a fireworks display on the Fourth of July. There is much comic conflict among them, but they do it because "this is what one does on the Fourth of July." They begin talking and listening to Bill, a World War II Pilot. He helps to reorient their thinking concerning the freedom they have taken for granted.Topics: FOURTH OF JULY, FREEDOM, PATRIOTISMCharacters: 2 FEMALES, 2 MALES, 1 MALE AND 1 FEMALE TEENAGERParticipants: 6Author: Sharon Sherbondy