CLEAN : Parents of late N.Korea prisoner say Olympics visit healing

The transcript discusses the accusations against North Korea for using Otto as a pawn and hostage, highlighting the international message they intended to send. It then transitions to the personal experience of attending the Olympics in South Korea, despite initial misgivings, and finding healing and cultural acceptance.

What was the primary message the Kim family intended to convey by using Otto as a pawn?

• To demonstrate their power over international visitors

• To show their willingness to harm their own citizens

• To highlight their control over media narratives

• To warn the international community of potential threats

How did the family's experience of being held hostage relate to the international community?

• It was an isolated incident with no broader implications

• It mirrored the tactics used by other countries

• It reflected North Korea's approach to international diplomacy

• It was a strategy to manipulate international relations

What motivated the family to attend the Olympics in South Korea?

• A chance to promote peace between the Koreas

• An opportunity to escape their home country

• A need to represent Otto and their family

• A desire to confront North Korean athletes

What was the family's initial concern about visiting South Korea?

• The potential for political unrest

• The language barrier and cultural differences

• The presence of Otto's murderers

• The risk of being detained again

How did the family's perception of South Korean culture change after their visit?

• They decided to avoid future visits

• They found it unwelcoming and hostile

• They felt indifferent and unchanged

• They appreciated the culture and felt healed