Ken's Self-Reflection and Aspirations

The transcript follows Ken as he grapples with feelings of inadequacy and identity. He questions his worth and role, feeling overshadowed and misunderstood. Amidst a backdrop of action and camaraderie, Ken reflects on love, self-worth, and his place in the world, ultimately embracing his identity.

What does Ken feel about his efforts and position?

• He feels overjoyed and celebrated.

• He feels content and appreciated.

• He feels frustrated and unrecognized.

• He feels indifferent and neutral.

How does Ken describe his life in terms of politeness?

• He has been polite all his life.

• He has been rude all his life.

• He has been indifferent all his life.

• He has been aggressive all his life.

What does Ken wonder about his destiny?

• If he will be a hero.

• If he will be a villain.

• If he will be a leader.

• If he will live and die a life of blond fragility.

What does Ken hope the woman will see in him?

• His intelligence.

• The man behind the tan.

• His strength.

• His wealth.

What do the characters decide to put back?

• Their weapons.

• Their Constitution.

• Their plans.

• Their rules.

What is the confusion about during the discussion?

• The location of the beach.

• The presence of real weapons.

• The identity of Ken.

• The time of the meeting.

What does Ken want to experience?

• Real love.

• Wealth.

• Power.

• Fame.

How does Ken question his own worth?

• By asking if he is strong.

• By asking if he is intelligent.

• By asking if he is wealthy.

• By asking if he is hot when in his feelings.

What does Ken assert about himself?

• He is weak.

• He is great at doing stuff.

• He is not enough.

• He is unimportant.

What does Ken encourage the world to do?

• Ignore him.

• Forget him.

• Celebrate him.

• Check him out.