Understanding the Speaker's Interaction with the Snake

The transcript describes a scene where a person tries to make a snake move, leading to a conversation with the snake about its life and feelings. The person empathizes with the snake's situation, sharing their own experiences of family and belonging. The snake responds, and the person excitedly calls others to witness the snake's actions.

What does the speaker repeatedly tell the snake to do?

• Sleep

• Move

• Sing

• Eat

What does the speaker apologize for?

• For not understanding the snake

• For being too loud

• For the snake being boring

• For pressing their face against the glass

What does the speaker ask the snake about its origin?

• If it likes the zoo

• If it is from Burma

• If it has siblings

• If it can speak

What does the speaker reveal about their own life?

• They never knew their parents

• They have many siblings

• They are afraid of snakes

• They love animals

What does the speaker do after talking to the snake?

• Falls asleep

• Calls for their parents

• Runs away

• Feeds the snake