Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall At Glencree Centre for Peace and Reconciliation

The video introduces two young participants from a lab session, followed by a poetic narrative about an old lady's dreams and aspirations. The narrative describes her longing for fulfillment and her belief in a future prince from Wales. The video concludes with an invitation to unveil a problem carved into Wicklow granite, marking a special occasion.

What does the old lady dream about in the text?

How does the old lady perceive the rocks mentioned in the text?

What does the phrase 'my bridge will then be sturdy' imply about the old lady's aspirations?

In what ways does the text reflect themes of solitude and harmony?

What significance does the unveiling of the problem by President Higgins hold in the context of the text?