Understanding the Transcript

The transcript captures a heartfelt conversation between a parent and their child, Miles. The parent reflects on the challenges of seeing their child grow up and expresses hopes for Miles' future, emphasizing the importance of love, belonging, and identity. Miles is urged to remember his roots and to promise to care for his inner child. The dialogue concludes with a reflection on identity and the notion of being the 'good guys.'

What does the speaker find difficult about the changes in their child?

• The child is not listening anymore.

• The child is growing up and becoming independent.

• The child is making new friends.

• The child is not doing well in school.

What has the speaker been ensuring for the child over the years?

• That the child excels in sports.

• That the child is always happy.

• That the child feels loved and belongs.

• That the child is popular.

What is the speaker's main concern for Miles as he goes out into the world?

• That he will forget his family.

• That he won't be looked after like at home.

• That he will not succeed.

• That he will change his personality.

What promise does the speaker ask Miles to make?

• To make new friends.

• To become successful.

• To never forget his roots and that he is loved.

• To always come back home.

What question does the speaker pose about identity?

• Where do you see yourself in five years?

• Who do you think you are, really?

• What do you want to achieve?

• Who are you going to be?

What is the speaker's stance on morality?

• We should be neutral.

• We should be the good guys.

• We should be indifferent.

• We should be competitive.