Narrator's Feelings and Choices

The transcript revolves around themes of attraction, connection, and adventure. It begins with an introduction to the allure of a person and the magnetic pull they have. The narrative progresses to explore themes of commitment and the willingness to embark on an adventure together. There is a moment of questioning reality and the intensity of feelings, followed by a reaffirmation of emotions and a conclusion that ties back to the initial themes.

What is the initial reaction of the narrator towards the girl?

• He is attracted

• He is indifferent

• He is distracted

• He is repelled

What does the narrator plan to do if the girl is interested?

• Ignore her

• Put on a suit and tiptoe to her

• Leave the place

• Take her to a party

What does the narrator compare their potential adventure to?

• A dream

• A movie scene

• A song

• A book

What does the narrator ask his friends to do to confirm his reality?

• Shout at him

• Pinch him

• Call him

• Ignore him

What does the narrator struggle to get over?

• His job

• His friends

• The girl

• His dreams

What does the narrator express a willingness to do if the girl is in the mood?

• Watch a movie

• Tiptoe to the moon

• Take a walk

• Go to a restaurant

What does the narrator prefer over being fed?

• Going to the moon

• Being with the girl

• Watching a movie

• Talking to friends

What is the repeated phrase that indicates the narrator's readiness?

• Just like a movie scene

• We got nothing else to do

• If you’re in the mood

• If you’re down for it

What is the final destination the narrator suggests they can go to?

• A restaurant

• A party

• The moon

• A movie theater