CLEAN : Floral tributes left outside barracks

The speaker shares their experience of having a son in the army named Lee. They express feelings of uncertainty about safety and discuss their visit to pay respects. The speaker reflects on the tragedy, expressing disbelief and sadness over the event, emphasizing that the person did not deserve to die.

What is the relationship of the speaker to the person named Lee?

• Lee is the speaker's father.

• Lee is the speaker's friend.

• Lee is the speaker's son.

• Lee is the speaker's brother.

Why did the speaker feel the need to visit?

• To pay their respects.

• To explore the area.

• To attend a celebration.

• To meet a friend.

How did the speaker's perception of safety change?

• They feel safer now.

• They are unsure about safety now.

• They think it is the same as before.

• They feel it is more dangerous now.

What emotion does the speaker express about the event?

• Joy

• Sadness

• Excitement

• Indifference

What does the speaker believe about the individual's fate?

• It was unexpected.

• It was justified.

• It was deserved.

• It was undeserved.