Chrissy Heerey last in queue to view the Queen lying in state

The transcript captures a conversation with a person who rejoined a queue to witness a historic event. They reflect on the significance of being the last person to witness history and describe their experience inside as exciting and quick. The individual, a member of the Royal Air Force, explains their motivation to pay respects to the queen, highlighting their allegiance and gratitude for her service.

What was the speaker's initial reason for wanting to be the last person to witness the event?

• They were asked to leave and return later.

• They wanted to avoid stopping others from experiencing it.

• They were unsure about attending.

• They wanted to be the first to enter.

How did the speaker describe their experience of being inside the event?

• It was boring and uneventful.

• It was quick and exciting.

• It was confusing and chaotic.

• It was long and tedious.

What emotion did the speaker express about being allowed to pay their respects?

• Annoyance

• Privilege

• Disappointment

• Indifference

Why did the speaker feel it was important to attend the event?

• To see a famous landmark

• To enjoy a day off

• To fulfill a military duty

• To meet new people

What was the speaker's relationship to the queen?

• They were a family member.

• They were a serving member of the military.

• They were a personal friend.

• They were a political advisor.