Understanding the Transcript

The transcript describes a confrontation between Bruce and Luke, where Bruce accuses Luke of betrayal. Bruce reflects on his emotional strength and the consequences of Luke's actions. In a moment of revenge, Bruce damages Luke's car, leaving a mark as a reminder. The narrative repeats the act, emphasizing the emotional turmoil and reflection on the situation.

What is the initial setting of the conversation between Bruce and Luke?

• A classroom

• A car

• A park

• A mysterious place

What does Luke's action of lying next to someone signify in the context?

• A betrayal

• A friendly gesture

• A misunderstanding

• An accident

How does the narrator feel after confronting the situation?

• Regretful

• Empowered

• Indifferent

• Confused

What lesson does the narrator believe was learned from the situation?

• Actions have consequences

• You can play with emotions

• Love is always genuine

• Strength is unnecessary

What symbolic act does the narrator perform as a form of revenge?

• Ignores the person

• Sends a message

• Breaks a window

• Writes a letter

What does the narrator use to leave a mark?

• A crowbar

• A spray can

• A pen

• A knife

What emotion does the narrator feel after the act of revenge?

• Relief

• Sadness

• Joy

• Anger