Nando the Cat reads “People Are a Living Structure Like a Coral Reef”

The transcript explores the intriguing nature of people, comparing them to living structures like coral reefs. It delves into the metaphor of windows and reflections, highlighting human activities and their inherent attractiveness. The narrative emphasizes the connection between rain and people, urging a love for humanity due to their similarities to ourselves.

What comparison is made to describe people in the poem?

• A coral reef

• A towering mountain

• A dense forest

• A flowing river

What role do windows play in the poem's narrative?

• They represent opportunities

• They are a source of light

• They reflect the world and people

• They symbolize barriers

How does the poem describe people's actions?

• As indifferent

• As self-destructive

• As caring and nurturing

• As chaotic

What is the rain's relationship with people in the poem?

• It competes with them

• It seeks closeness to them

• It ignores them

• It avoids them

What final reflection does the poem make about people?

• They are difficult to understand

• They are unpredictable

• They are much like ourselves

• They are vastly different from us