Interview with Donald Campbell's daughter Gina

The transcript discusses the emotional impact of hearing the final words of a man facing tragedy, highlighting his courage and legacy. It explores the idea of choosing one's way to die, reflecting on the speaker's father and grandfather. The speaker shares their journey of coming to terms with loss and feeling the presence of their father, now at peace.

How does the speaker perceive the final words of the man facing tragedy?

• As a sign of weakness

• As irrelevant to the situation

• As confusing and unclear

• As uplifting and brave

What does the speaker find incredible about the man's actions?

• His decision to never climb into the boat

• His ability to speak through his death

• His ability to avoid danger

• His refusal to acknowledge the situation

What does the speaker say about the man's choice of death?

• It was a result of an accident

• It was forced upon him by others

• It was a choice he would not have made

• It was in line with his character

How did the speaker feel about visiting the lake before the man's body was moved?

• Comfortable and at peace

• Indifferent and unaffected

• Ill and unable to visit

• Excited and eager

What change in the speaker's feelings is noted after the man's body was moved?

• The speaker feels more distressed visiting the lake

• The speaker feels more anger towards the situation

• The speaker feels no change in emotions

• The speaker feels more at peace visiting the lake