The Concept of Duty and Sacrifice

The transcript discusses the importance of duty and sacrifice for one's country, family, and self. It highlights the speaker's belief that duty is a core part of their identity, and they would rather face death than exile. The speaker emphasizes that duty encompasses responsibilities to one's country, family, and oneself.

What does the speaker believe is worth sacrificing a great deal for?

• One's country

• Personal happiness

• Fame and recognition

• Financial success

How does the speaker describe the impact of being exiled?

• An exciting adventure

• A chance for new opportunities

• A minor inconvenience

• A fate worse than death

What word does the speaker associate with their core identity?

• Loyalty

• Duty

• Honor

• Courage

According to the speaker, to whom is duty owed?

• Only to oneself

• To one's country and family

• To friends and colleagues

• To society at large

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a duty by the speaker?

• Duty to one's country

• Duty to one's family

• Duty to oneself

• Duty to one's employer