UK: Queen Elizabeth II's lying in state ends as last person passes through Westminster Hall.

The speaker reflects on their admiration for a significant figure who inspired them since childhood. They recount their journey from the Middle East to the US and UK, where they now call home. The figure made them feel safe and at home, and their passing is deeply felt. The speaker discusses the emotional impact and the inspiration the figure provided to many young women. They also share their intentional decision to say farewell in a less hectic moment, emphasizing the personal significance of the goodbye.

What was the speaker's journey before settling in the UK?

• From the Middle East to the UK directly

• From the Middle East to the US, then to the UK

• From the UK to the Middle East, then to the US

• From the US to the Middle East, then to the UK

How did the significant figure make the speaker feel?

• Confused and lost

• Unwelcome and insecure

• At home and safe

• Indifferent and detached

What was the speaker's emotional response to not seeing the figure on TV anymore?

• Indifferent

• Inspired

• Heartbroken

• Relieved

Why did the speaker choose to return at the end?

• To be part of a large crowd

• To have a quieter moment

• To meet new people

• To avoid saying goodbye

What was the speaker's intention in being one of the last to pay respects?

• To have a personal moment

• To be the first to arrive

• To avoid the crowd

• To make a public statement