CLEAN : Jazeera journalists walk free in Egypt after Sisi pardon 2

The transcript describes the emotional journey of individuals who were unexpectedly pardoned and released from prison. Initially, they were waiting for their families to pick them up, unaware of the pardon. The news of their pardon was broadcasted on state TV, leaving them in shock. They reflect on their newfound freedom, expressing gratitude and planning to move on with their lives. The surprise release allowed them to return to a normal life, filled with hope and plans for the future.

What was the narrator's initial reaction to being pardoned?

• They were expecting it.

• They were in shock.

• They were angry.

• They were indifferent.

What were the narrator and their companions thinking about the night before their release?

• Their future travel plans.

• Their family reunion.

• Their next meal.

• Their defense strategy.

What are the narrator's plans after being released?

• To write a book.

• To stay in the same country.

• To start a new business.

• To travel back to Canada.

How does the narrator feel about the end of their ordeal?

• Relieved and grateful.

• Indifferent and detached.

• Angry and resentful.

• Confused and lost.

What does the narrator look forward to doing with their family?

• Starting a new business.

• Building a new house.

• Moving to a new city.

• Going on vacation.