Understanding Conflict and Resolution

The speaker addresses an audience, denying the intent to kill someone, claiming provocation and taunting led to the act. They discuss the lies told by the victim, question their own manhood, and express regret and apology for the actions, acknowledging the resulting tragedy and consequences.

What does the speaker claim was the reason for his actions?

• He wanted revenge.

• He was provoked and taunted.

• He was confused.

• He was following orders.

How does the speaker describe the person who lied about him?

• As a wise elder.

• As a misunderstood individual.

• As someone who betrays his own brother.

• As a trustworthy friend.

What does the speaker question about himself in the second section?

• His intelligence.

• His courage.

• His masculinity.

• His honesty.

What emotion does the speaker express towards the end of the transcript?

• Fear

• Regret

• Indifference

• Joy

What does the speaker seek after acknowledging the chaos caused?

• Power

• Wealth

• Forgiveness

• Revenge