CLEAN : Families and survivors return to shipwreck

The speaker reflects on emotional struggles and memories related to a past event. They express the difficulty of finding peace and the hope for closure in the future. The speaker discusses their stance on forgiveness and judgment, emphasizing that they are not in a position to judge others. They also touch on the legal aspects of the situation, noting that the person involved must answer to the court, not to them. The speaker mentions a personal connection through a shared acquaintance, highlighting the impact of the event on their life.

What is the speaker waiting for to find peace?

• The recovery of a body

• The return of a ship

• The arrival of a letter

• The end of a trial

How does the speaker feel about judging the person they spoke with?

• They feel it is their duty to judge

• They believe they are not in a position to judge

• They have already judged them

• They are eager to judge

What has the person already done in relation to the court?

• Apologized to the speaker

• Testified in front of the speaker

• Answered the court

• Ignored the court

What is the relationship between the speaker's brother and the person they spoke with?

• They were strangers

• They were colleagues on different ships

• They were family members

• They were neighbors

How many people lost their lives in the incident?

• 40

• 15

• 20

• 32