Understanding David's Intentions

The transcript discusses David's dissatisfaction and his belief that he cannot return home. Despite this, he has a reason to stay: his ambition to become king of the new land. To achieve this, he plans to undermine the current authority and incite chaos, hoping to rise to power amidst the disorder. The speaker urges calmness to avoid falling into David's trap.

What does David claim about his ability to return home?

• He has already returned home.

• He is not interested in going back.

• He believes all bridges are burned and he cannot return.

• He can return anytime he wants.

Why does the speaker think David wants to stay on the island?

• He has no other place to go.

• He wants to be king of the new land.

• He enjoys the weather.

• He is hiding from someone.

What must David do to achieve his goal of becoming king?

• Leave the island and return later.

• Undermine the current authority.

• Gain the trust of the current authority.

• Build a new kingdom from scratch.

What is David's strategy to rise to power?

• He intends to gather allies peacefully.

• He wants to provoke chaos and violence.

• He plans to negotiate with the current leaders.

• He is waiting for the current leader to step down.

What does the speaker suggest to counter David's plan?

• Engage in direct confrontation.

• Remain calm and avoid violence.

• Negotiate a peace treaty with David.

• Leave the island immediately.

What does the speaker believe David wants from the chaos?

• To leave the island unnoticed.

• To gain satisfaction and power.

• To find a peaceful resolution.

• To make new allies.