Reginald Dwayne Betts - 'Confession'

The transcript is a poetic exploration of personal struggles, family dynamics, and internal conflicts. It delves into themes of dreams versus reality, reflections on past actions, and feelings of regret. The narrator grapples with thoughts of prison, the impact of their actions on loved ones, and the challenge of reconciling with their past.

What does the narrator fear will happen if he shares his thoughts about prison?

• His dreams will become peaceful.

• He will gain a promotion at work.

• His loved one will leave him.

• He will be praised for his honesty.

How does the narrator describe his dreams?

• As peaceful and serene.

• As a reflection of his current happiness.

• As not entirely nightmares but influenced by his past.

• As a source of inspiration for his poetry.

What does the narrator experience during the night when there is no light?

• A conversation with a friend.

• A sense of calm and peace.

• A mysterious presence touching him.

• A vision of his future success.

How does the narrator view the relationship between his children?

• As a source of envy and regret.

• As a distraction from his troubles.

• As a reflection of his own childhood.

• As a representation of the love he was denied.

What internal struggle does the narrator face regarding his past?

• He is indifferent to his past actions.

• He feels he has fully moved on.

• He struggles with the violence he feels within himself.

• He believes he deserves all the happiness he has.