Narrator's Dilemma with the Baby

The transcript describes a distressing encounter where a person is confronted by officials who claim their baby is not theirs, leading to a tense and emotional situation. The person is threatened with imprisonment over allegedly false documents and is eventually separated from the child, leading to feelings of despair and helplessness.

What was the initial claim made by the man in front of the narrator?

• The baby was not the narrator's.

• The narrator was late for a meeting.

• The narrator was in the wrong room.

• The documents were missing.

What did the narrator request when they were told it was a court?

• A family member

• A doctor

• A lawyer

• A translator

Why did the man claim the baby was not the narrator's?

• Because the baby looked different

• Because the narrator couldn't breastfeed

• Because the baby was crying

• Because the documents were missing

What was the man at the desk's reaction when the narrator resisted giving up the baby?

• He left the room

• He asked another man to take the baby

• He apologized

• He called the police

What consequence did the narrator face if the documents were false?

• A fine

• Deportation

• Community service

• 7 to 15 years in prison

What realization did the narrator have as they were taken to the cell?

• They were in the wrong place

• They had forgotten something important

• They would be released soon

• They might lose the baby

What did the police officer instruct the narrator to do with the baby?

• Give the baby to him

• Keep holding the baby

• Leave the baby in the room

• Take the baby home

What was the narrator's emotional state after giving the baby away?

• Relieved

• Joyful

• Indifferent

• Despairing

What did the narrator hear as the baby was taken away?

• Laughter

• Silence

• Music

• Crying

What did the narrator wish for after the baby was taken?

• To call a friend

• To escape

• To curl up and die

• To fight back