Understanding the Story of Diane

The speaker addresses Diane, confessing ignorance about her partner's marital status. They express regret and wish they could return the time spent with him. The speaker acknowledges the emotional pain caused and offers an apology, preferring Diane's understanding over hatred. The narrative reflects on the consequences of the relationship and concludes with a desire to undo the past.

What does the narrator promise at the beginning of the story?

• To never speak to Diane again

• That she didn't know he was Diane's partner

• To return the wedding band

• To apologize to Diane in person

What does the narrator wish she could do with the time spent with the partner?

• Cherish it forever

• Forget it ever happened

• Give it back to Diane

• Make new memories

What does the narrator suggest Diane might do to cope with the situation?

• Ignore the truth

• Seek counseling

• Blame the narrator

• Confront the partner

What does the narrator warn Diane about?

• The consequences of revenge

• The pain of holding a grudge

• Cheating herself by ignoring the truth

• The partner's lies

How does the narrator feel about Diane's potential hatred?

• She would rather be hated than misunderstood

• She is indifferent to Diane's feelings

• She hopes Diane will forgive her

• She wants to be friends with Diane

What is the repeated sentiment the narrator expresses towards the end?

• A need for closure

• A hope for reconciliation

• A wish to return the nights spent

• A desire to move on

What is the final message the narrator conveys?

• A request for forgiveness

• A plea for understanding

• A declaration of love

• A promise to change