Roxanne's Choices and Narrator's Advice

The transcript discusses Roxanne's situation, urging her to change her lifestyle and make better choices. It expresses personal feelings and offers advice, emphasizing that she doesn't need to conform to past behaviors. The message is reiterated in the conclusion.

What is the main message conveyed to Roxanne in the first section?

• She should move to a new city.

• She needs to find a new job.

• She no longer needs to engage in her past activities.

• She should continue her current lifestyle.

How does the narrator express their feelings towards Roxanne in the second section?

• With confusion and uncertainty.

• With anger and resentment.

• With indifference and apathy.

• With love and a desire for change.

What does the narrator refuse to do in the second section?

• Help Roxanne with her problems.

• Share Roxanne with another boy.

• Talk to Roxanne again.

• Leave Roxanne alone.

What does the narrator insist Roxanne should do in the final section?

• Ignore the narrator's advice.

• Put on the red light.

• Change her ways and not put on the red light.

• Continue her past actions.

What is the repeated phrase in the final section?

• Wear that dress tonight.

• Sell your body to the night.

• Walk the streets for money.

• Put on the red light.