Em Dial reads "Narwhal Talk"

The transcript is a poetic exploration of identity, perception, and societal labels, using the metaphor of a narwhal. It discusses themes of loneliness, belonging, and being perceived as exotic or otherworldly. The speaker reflects on how they are seen by others and the struggle between having a name or a home, ultimately questioning their place in the world.

What does the narrator imply about their loneliness?

• They feel isolated despite being surrounded by others.

• They prefer the company of seagulls.

• They enjoy solitude.

• They are never alone.

How does the narrator describe their appearance?

• Always seen as a typical whale.

• Invisible to others.

• Freckled and modeled, not purely white.

• Completely white like a beluga.

What societal labels does the narrator mention?

• Common and ordinary.

• Rare and exotic.

• Friendly and approachable.

• Dangerous and feared.

What struggle does the narrator face regarding their identity?

• Choosing between land and sea.

• Finding a place to live.

• Deciding whether to be a whale or a unicorn.

• Choosing between a name and a home.

How does the narrator describe their interaction with a man?

• The man was confused by their explanation.

• The man was frightened by their appearance.

• The man immediately understood their identity.

• The man ignored them completely.