When a simple farmer’s daughter is forced to choose the love of a German prisoner or her country’s patriotism she confronts her neighbors’ prejudices in an effort to heal a divided American town.

Check out this link: ?the true life love story of a Black Nurse and German POW interned in Arizona.

So it actually happened. ?Cupid is a trickster.

Also, though they were all lumped together as "Nazi's" by their American captors and hosts, not all German soldiers were true believing Nazi's and remained so until the the bitter end. Many were just regular "krauts" who had no choice but to go along with the party line and fight?as military service was compulsory. ? The male character could be in that second group.

Check out this link: ?the true life love story of a Black Nurse and German POW interned in Arizona.

So it actually happened. ?Cupid is a trickster.

Also, though they were all lumped together as "Nazi's" by their American captors and hosts, not all German soldiers were true believing Nazi's and remained so until the the bitter end. Many were just regular "krauts" who had no choice but to go along with the party line and fight?as military service was compulsory. ? The male character could be in that second group.

She could be well-liked in the Black community. ?And be well-known and have a reputation in the White community as a girl who is a "credit to her race". (Translation: ?She knows her place and doesn't create any problems.)

As I suggested earlier, if your overall theme is prejudice, why hold back, why pull punches? ?And it makes for a stronger hook. ?It's not just about An American woman falling in love with a Nazi POW in the deep South but a Black American ?woman.

And that mixed relationship would generate more conflict: the lovers will be universally censured and persecuted by their peers, ?Whereas if she's a White woman, he won't be universally censured and persecuted among his peers. ??But a blonde-haired Aryan, a member of the "master" race, falling in love with a Black woman?

Also consider that Hollyweird is under greater pressure than ever to diversify casting.