Understanding the Song 'Rude'

The transcript narrates a story of a person who, on a Saturday morning, prepares to propose marriage to their partner's father. Despite being rejected, the narrator is determined to marry their partner regardless of the father's approval. The narrative emphasizes themes of love, defiance, and commitment, as the narrator expresses their intention to form a family with their partner, despite opposition.

What does the narrator do on Saturday morning?

• Cooks breakfast

• Watches TV

• Puts on his best suit

• Goes for a jog

What is the narrator's main intention when he visits the girl's house?

• To deliver a package

• To invite her to a party

• To ask for a blessing to marry her

• To borrow a book

How does the father respond to the narrator's request?

• He asks for more time

• He refuses to give his blessing

• He suggests a different suitor

• He agrees immediately

What is the narrator's reaction to the father's refusal?

• He decides to give up

• He plans to marry the girl anyway

• He writes a letter to the father

• He seeks advice from friends

What does the narrator say about his relationship with the girl?

• They have never met

• She is in love with him

• They are just friends

• She is not interested in him

What does the narrator envision for the future with the girl?

• A life of travel

• A long-distance relationship

• A business partnership

• A family together

How does the narrator describe the father's attitude?

• Rude and dismissive

• Supportive and encouraging

• Indifferent and cold

• Kind and understanding

What does the narrator emphasize about his decision?

• He is unsure about it

• He is determined to marry her

• He wants to wait for approval

• He is considering other options

What does the narrator repeatedly ask the father?

• To lend him money

• To move to another city

• To give his blessing

• To join them for dinner

What is the central theme of the narrator's message?

• The importance of wealth

• The power of love and defiance

• The value of friendship

• The need for approval