Journey Through the Desert

The transcript narrates a journey through the desert on a horse with no name. It describes the natural elements encountered, the solitude experienced, and the reflections on life and transformation. The desert serves as a metaphor for introspection and self-discovery, highlighting the contrast between the harsh environment and the inner peace found within.

What was the first thing the narrator encountered on their journey?

• A city

• A mountain

• A river

• A fly with a buzz

How did the narrator feel about being in the desert?

• Scared and anxious

• Excited and energetic

• Lonely and sad

• Relieved and free

What change did the narrator notice after two days in the desert?

• The desert turned into a forest

• Their skin began to turn red

• They found a hidden oasis

• The horse gained a name

What did the dried-up riverbed symbolize to the narrator?

• A new beginning

• A story of a river that once flowed

• A place to rest

• A sign of hope

What transformation did the narrator witness in the desert?

• The desert turned into a city

• The desert turned into a sea

• The desert was covered in snow

• The desert became a forest

What is hidden beneath the surface of the ocean, according to the narrator?

• A city

• A desert

• Life underground

• A mountain range

What does the narrator say about the heart beneath the cities?

• It is empty

• It is made of gold

• It is made of brown

• It is full of love