The Great War: A Reflective Journey

The transcript narrates a journey through conflict, emotional turmoil, and the aftermath of a metaphorical great war. It explores themes of trust, betrayal, and resolution, ultimately reflecting on the impact of these experiences and the importance of memory and legacy. The narrative emphasizes personal growth and the vow to move forward, leaving behind the scars of past battles.

What does the narrator compare their bruised knuckles to?

• Tulips

• Violets

• Lilies

• Roses

What does the narrator vow not to do anymore?

• Trust

• Dream

• Cry

• Fight

What does the narrator say they need to do more freely?

• Trust

• Love

• Forget

• Forgive

What does the narrator describe as 'playing with fire'?

• Trust

• Desire

• Anger

• Love

What does the narrator sense in the haze?

• Hope

• Betrayal

• Peace

• Joy

What does the narrator place in their hair as a symbol?

• Poppy

• Lily

• Rose

• Daisy

What does the narrator vow to always be?

• Happy

• Strong

• Yours

• Free

What does the narrator say about the war?

• It was a game

• It was a dream

• It was fair

• It wasn't fair