CLEAN : Crowd gathering as Queen's coffin passes through the 'Granite City' in Aberdeen, Scotland (2)

The transcript captures a reporter's account from Aberdeen's Dudley Park, where people gathered to pay respects to the Queen. The event was marked by mixed emotions, with attendees feeling torn between singing, clapping, or remaining silent. The historical significance of the moment was emphasized, with reflections on how it would be remembered by future generations. Personal connections to the monarchy were highlighted, and the Queen's long-standing service was honored, evoking a sense of privilege and sadness among those present.

What was the initial emotional conflict faced by the people at Dudley Park?

• Whether to sing or remain silent

• Whether to leave or stay

• Whether to take photos or not

• Whether to cheer or cry

Why was Kingsbridge chosen as a significant location?

• It was the Queen's favorite vacation spot

• It was a symbolic location for Royalists

• It was the Queen's birthplace

• It was the site of a historical battle

What sentiment is expressed about the Queen's journey through Aberdeen?

• It was a controversial moment

• It was a private affair

• It was a privilege to witness

• It was a routine event

How did people feel about the Queen's long service?

• Indifferent

• Disappointed

• Honored and respectful

• Surprised

What was the overall mood of the crowd as the Queen passed?

• Sad but honored

• Joyful and celebratory

• Angry and resentful

• Confused and uncertain