Narrator's Perspective on New Orleans

The transcript narrates the story of a house in New Orleans known as the Rising Sun, which has led to the downfall of many, including the narrator. It describes the narrator's family background, particularly his father's life as a tailor and gambler. The narrative provides insights into a gambler's life and satisfaction, followed by a warning to children about making poor life choices. The narrator expresses a desire to return to New Orleans, concluding with a reiteration of the house's impact.

What is the significance of the house in New Orleans?

• It is a famous tourist attraction.

• It has caused the downfall of many.

• It is known for its beauty.

• It is a place of refuge.

What was the profession of the narrator's father?

• A musician

• A tailor

• A banker

• A chef

What advice does the narrator give to children?

• To avoid the mistakes he made

• To become gamblers

• To visit New Orleans

• To follow their dreams

What does the narrator plan to do in New Orleans?

• Visit family

• Wear a rolling tame

• Open a business

• Start a new life

How does the narrator feel about the house in New Orleans?

• Regretful

• Grateful

• Indifferent

• Excited