Understanding the Transcript

The transcript narrates a journey through an old house, reflecting on personal conflicts and emotions. It explores themes of inner voices, emotional turmoil, and the longing for connection. Despite the varying truths and challenges, there is a resolution that brings hope and safety.

What does the narrator dislike about the house?

• Its modern design

• Its emptiness and age

• Its location

• Its size

What does the narrator ask for while walking around the house?

• A song

• A companion's hand

• A map

• A flashlight

What keeps the narrator awake at night?

• The ticking of a clock

• The noise from the street

• The creaking of the house

• The sound of the stars

What does the narrator struggle with during soft days?

• Listening to music

• Staying awake

• Trusting themselves

• Finding peace

What does the narrator miss from the past?

• Little talks

• School days

• Old friends

• Family gatherings

What does the narrator say about the truth?

• It may vary

• It is irrelevant

• It is always clear

• It is always hidden

What remains after someone is gone, according to the narrator?

• A ghost

• A memory

• A photograph

• A letter

What does the narrator hope for after parting?

• To forget

• To meet again

• To move on

• To find peace

What should one not pay attention to, according to the narrator?

• The whispers

• The screams

• The music

• The silence

What does the narrator believe will carry on despite varying truths?

• The song

• The journey

• The ship

• The story