CLEAN : Grenfell survivors experiencing guilt after blaze: Red Cross

The transcript discusses the aftermath of a traumatic event, highlighting the personal and community impact. It explores feelings of guilt among survivors and the emotional toll on those who witness the aftermath daily. The narrative also touches on the straightforward way children express their understanding of loss, emphasizing the need for them to communicate their experiences.

What is emphasized about the nature of the tragedy in the first section?

• It was a minor incident.

• It was a large-scale tragedy but also deeply personal.

• It was only a personal event.

• It was an event with no personal impact.

What emotions do people experience when they see the burnt-out building?

• Excitement

• Joy and relief

• Indifference

• Guilt and various emotions

Why do some survivors feel guilty?

• Because they caused the fire

• Because they were unaware of the event

• Because they couldn't save everyone

• Because they were not in the building

How do children express their feelings about the tragedy?

• They remain silent

• They ignore it

• They express it straightforwardly

• They write poems

What do children need when they talk about their friends who died?

• To be laughed at

• To be understood

• To be punished

• To be ignored