scar[let] Not very well composed, if you tried to sound it as of a poem. Other wise, generally I don`t get your central idea. What actually is your point of concern, if You could tell?

His Hurry Well well well, after this two scene play again and again I could not get the central idea. May be the author never had one, obscure & quite explicit as it seems.
Aarman (no gender specified for this character, if its a male then the central idea is;
Aarman and David are two Guys involved in some Gay relations and have sworn to each other shall never show their backs to each other, shall live & die together. As the roots of the play belongs to Canada which is yet another multi-cultural country-cum-continent. So I picture the central idea as ``People rushing towards west and suffering from adaptation and ultimately are regretfull (somehow) as their siblings/childs lost their culture``. -OR- if Aarman was a female ``Again we see Nadia and Aarman are getting married (lesbians) and their beloved mother is quite cherished about it``.)
David (His character wasn`t well defined, why did he left?)
Nadia (She was recalling something about Aarman`s father but interuppted by Mrs. Nawaz)
Mrs.Nawaz (A very satified character over all, happy all the way, living in fools paradise?)

I request a summarised central idea of this play to the author please respond.

Thank you & Regards,
S.A.Rahman