Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe: Readjusting to life back in the UK was ‘very hard’

The speaker reflects on the slow adjustment after being released, influenced by the uprising in Iran and resonating with others' stories of arrest. Daily life became challenging, but the speaker expresses gratitude for freedom, acknowledging friends still imprisoned.

What event significantly slowed down the speaker's process of settling down?

• A natural disaster

• Economic recession

• The uprising in Iran

• The speaker's personal health issues

How did the speaker feel about their own story being constantly present?

• It was a minor inconvenience

• It was a source of inspiration

• It was a daily reminder that was hard to escape

• It was a motivating factor

What made settling down more complicated for the speaker?

• Lack of financial resources

• Job instability

• The ongoing situation in Iran

• Family responsibilities

What is the speaker's perspective on their freedom compared to their friends?

• They wish they were still with their friends

• They feel indifferent about it

• They feel guilty about being free

• They are grateful for their freedom

What emotion does the speaker express towards their friends who are still imprisoned?

• Resentment

• Hope for their freedom

• Indifference

• Jealousy