Exploring Narrator's Emotions and Comparisons

The transcript is a lyrical exploration of emotional imagery, commitment, and interaction in relationships. It reflects on desires and needs, using vivid imagery and repetition to convey a deep emotional connection. The narrative progresses through themes of longing and inquiry, ultimately questioning the nature of desires and needs.

What does the narrator do to see the face of the person they long for?

• Call them

• Close their eyes

• Look at a photograph

• Write a letter

What does the narrator compare their feelings to?

• A storm

• A chic-a-cherry cola

• A river

• A mountain

What might the narrator do if their feelings happen again?

• Laugh

• Move slightly

• Run away

• Cry

What does the narrator say they would die to find out?

• If they are loved

• If they need the person

• If they are successful

• If they are happy

What kind of commitment does the narrator endorse?

• A financial one

• A temporary one

• A deep commitment

• A casual one

What sensory experience makes the narrator feel overwhelmed?

• A smell of perfume

• A taste

• A touch

• A sound

How does the narrator describe the time of talking in a relationship?

• As a joyful experience

• As a waste of time

• As a deep sea diver swimming with a raincoat

• As a necessary evil

What does the narrator do to see the face of the person they long for?

• Look at a photograph

• Write a letter

• Close their eyes

• Call them

What does the narrator compare their feelings to?

• A river

• A mountain

• A chic-a-cherry cola

• A storm

What might the narrator do if their feelings happen again?

• Cry

• Laugh

• Run away

• Move slightly