Interview with with Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York on Natasha Ednan-Laperouse Part One

The speaker recounts an emotional encounter with grieving parents at an airport, whose daughter Natasha had passed away. The speaker offers comfort and learns about Natasha, forming a connection with her memory. The speaker reflects on Natasha's life and the significance of Natasha's Law, which would have made her proud.

In what ways did the narrator imagine Natasha's life as she would have grown older?

What significance does Natasha's law hold for the narrator?