Narrator's Emotions and Relationships

The transcript explores themes of emotional connection, dreams, and commitment. It begins with an introduction and initial thoughts, followed by a deep dive into emotional connections and desires. The narrative then shifts to discussing dreams and aspirations, before concluding with a reaffirmation of commitment and emotional ties.

What initial feelings does the narrator express?

• Sadness and loneliness

• Craziness and daydreaming

• Anger and frustration

• Calmness and peace

What does the narrator say about listening to others?

• They always listen to others

• They only listen to their friends

• They sometimes listen to others

• They never listen to others

What does the narrator want to hear from the person?

• That they are happy

• That they are angry

• That they are theirs

• That they are sad

What does the narrator say about their sensitivity?

• They are not sensitive

• They are sensitive lately

• They are always sensitive

• They are never sensitive

What does the narrator want the person to do right now?

• Send a message

• Call their phone

• Visit them

• Write a letter

What does the narrator say about their feelings towards the person?

• They are indifferent

• They are angry

• They are going crazy

• They are calm

What does the narrator refer to the person as?

• Dream boy

• Sad boy

• Hype boy

• Calm boy

What does the narrator say about the old days?

• They are gone like a dream

• They are better now

• They are still the same

• They are worse now

What time does the narrator mention when they can't sleep?

• 1 AM

• 2 AM

• 3 AM

• 4 AM

What does the narrator do to show exclusivity?

• Sends a letter

• Writes their name

• Sings a song

• Buys a gift