Reflecting on December: A Journey of Regret and Realization

The transcript is a reflective monologue where the speaker expresses regret over past actions, particularly a relationship that ended poorly. They reminisce about shared memories, acknowledge their mistakes, and express a desire to make amends. Despite wishful thinking about rekindling the relationship, they ultimately accept the current reality and express understanding if reconciliation is not possible.

What does the narrator regret leaving behind?

• A photograph

• A letter

• Roses

• A gift

What does the narrator realize about freedom?

• It is the ultimate goal

• It is nothing without the person they miss

• It is overrated

• It is fulfilling

What season does the narrator associate with realizing their love?

• Fall

• Summer

• Spring

• Winter

What does the narrator associate with the cold and dark days?

• Regret

• Fear

• Happiness

• Love

What does the narrator wish they could do regarding their past actions?

• Ignore them

• Forget them

• Change them

• Celebrate them

What does the narrator miss about the other person?

• Their voice

• Their tan skin and sweet smile

• Their laughter

• Their kindness

What does the narrator promise if they could love again?

• To love correctly

• To be indifferent

• To be cautious

• To be distant

What does the narrator understand if the other person has moved on?

• They are happy

• They are angry

• They are indifferent

• They have locked the door

What does the narrator repeatedly wish to do?

• Forget the past

• Celebrate the present

• Move forward

• Go back to December

What does the narrator do to express their regret?

• Swallows their pride and apologizes

• Sings a song

• Writes a letter

• Gives a gift