Understanding the Theme of 'I Only Have Eyes for You'

The transcript explores the theme of exclusive focus and attention in love, where the speaker is oblivious to their surroundings, including stars, clouds, and even crowds of people, as they only have eyes for one person. This singular focus is emphasized through repeated expressions of not noticing anything else.

What does the speaker mean by 'blind love'?

• The speaker is physically blind.

• The speaker is unable to see their beloved.

• The speaker is unaware of their surroundings.

• The speaker is in love with multiple people.

How does the speaker describe their awareness of the stars?

• They are fascinated by the stars.

• They are unsure if the stars are visible.

• They are afraid of the dark sky.

• They are indifferent to the stars.

What is the speaker's reaction to the moon being high?

• They are indifferent to the moon.

• They cannot see the moon.

• They are excited about the moon.

• They are scared of the moon.

Where does the speaker question their location?

• In a garden or on a crowded avenue.

• In a city or on a beach.

• In a desert or on a riverbank.

• In a forest or on a mountain.

What happens to the people around the speaker?

• They become more visible.

• They disappear from view.

• They become friends.

• They start talking to the speaker.