Understanding the Conflict in Wessex

The transcript presents a dramatic dialogue where a character questions their worthiness to rule Wessex amidst the aftermath of a battle. The discussion touches on themes of leadership, responsibility, and the moral implications of their actions. Characters express feelings of isolation and helplessness, highlighting the emotional toll of their circumstances.

What does the speaker question about themselves in the first section?

• Their worthiness to be king

• Their ability to lead a battle

• Their knowledge of the land

• Their loyalty to their people

In the second section, what does the speaker suggest to someone who does not want to fight?

• To gather more troops

• To refrain from fighting

• To seek counsel

• To leave the kingdom

What is the speaker's attitude towards the current situation in the third section?

• Indifferent and detached

• Confident and determined

• Hopeful and optimistic

• Sacrilegious and helpless

What does the speaker find difficult to do in the third section?

• To make decisions

• To speak the truth

• To find allies

• To look at others

What is the speaker's view on the possibility of receiving help in the third section?

• No one can help

• Help is abundant

• Help is on the way

• Help is unnecessary