Interview with Rebel in the Gaddafi Compound

The transcript covers a personal account of a Libyan's experiences during the struggle against Gaddafi's regime. It reflects on the emotional toll, the hope for a united Libya, and the desire for justice rather than revenge. The speaker discusses the mixed emotions of victory, the need for reconciliation, and the future aspirations for Libya. The narrative also touches on the perceptions of Gaddafi's sons and the importance of a fair trial.

What was the narrator's main feeling after the struggle against Gaddafi's troops?

• Disappointment

• Indifference

• Pride

• Fear

How did the narrator acquire Colonel Gaddafi's hat?

• He made it himself

• It was given to him by a friend

• He bought it from a market

• He found it in Gaddafi's room

What emotions did the narrator express about the loss of his friends?

• Mixed emotions

• Anger

• Joy

• Indifference

What does the narrator believe is necessary for Libya's future?

• Isolation

• Revenge

• Unity and progress

• Continued conflict

What is the narrator's stance on revenge against those who supported Gaddafi?

• He wants to punish them harshly

• He is indifferent

• He wants reconciliation

• He seeks revenge

What percentage of the population does the narrator estimate supported Colonel Gaddafi?

• 70% to 80%

• 10% to 15%

• 30% to 40%

• 50% to 60%

What does the narrator want for Colonel Gaddafi and his sons?

• Pardon

• Immediate execution

• A fair trial

• Exile