Narrator's Emotions and Desires

The transcript is a poetic expression of love and longing, interspersed with music. It describes the speaker's devotion and determination to be with their beloved, despite challenges. The speaker admires the beloved's qualities and reflects on their own feelings. The transcript concludes with a reiteration of the themes and a musical ending.

What does the narrator hope to find with the person?

• Wealth and fame

• Warmth and love

• Peace and solitude

• Adventure and excitement

What does the narrator wish they had that smells like the person?

• A flower

• A soap

• A perfume

• A candle

What is the narrator willing to do for the person?

• Travel the world

• Wait for them

• Give up everything

• Run great distances

How does the narrator describe their feelings when they are not with the person?

• Happy and content

• Lonely and incomplete

• Angry and frustrated

• Calm and peaceful

What does the narrator say about the person's heart?

• It is fragile and weak

• It is full of gold

• It is strong and brave

• It is cold and distant

What does the narrator want to ensure for the person?

• That they are always happy

• That they achieve their dreams

• That they are never alone

• That they are always safe

How does the narrator feel about their own worth without the person?

• They feel like nothing

• They feel confused

• They feel empowered

• They feel independent

What is the narrator's emotional state when thinking about the person?

• Overwhelmed and enchanted

• Anxious and worried

• Excited and energetic

• Calm and collected