Understanding Love and Romance

The transcript explores themes of love and self-discovery. It begins with a sense of hesitation and understanding in relationships, then transitions to the allure of Parisian romance. Despite the romantic appeal of Paris, the speaker realizes they already have love in Los Angeles. The narrative includes self-reflection on personal flaws and realizations, ultimately concluding with an acknowledgment of love found in LA, highlighted by a French interlude.

What does the narrator know about the boy's willingness?

• He would jump if asked.

• He would hesitate.

• He would ask questions.

• He would refuse.

What city does the narrator find romantic but not comparable to their love in LA?

• London

• Tokyo

• Paris

• New York

What does the narrator compare to medicine?

• Parisian nights

• Parisian breeze

• Parisian food

• Parisian high

What happens when the narrator receives too much love?

• They feel happy.

• They feel confused.

• They feel content.

• They feel the urge to leave.

What does the narrator decide not to do anymore?

• Compare cities

• Sing in French

• Look past love in front of them

• Travel to Paris

What realization does the narrator have halfway across the world?

• They need to travel more

• They miss home

• They notice love

• They want to move

What language does the narrator use to express romantic sentiments?

• Spanish

• Italian

• German

• French

What does the narrator say about their heart in French?

• It belongs to Paris

• It is yours forever

• It is free

• It is lost

What does the narrator already have in Los Angeles?

• Love

• A house

• A car

• A new job