CLEAN: Relief in Sierra Leone as Taylor found guil

The speaker reflects on personal happiness despite losing a wife in a war, expressing relief over the loss of a killer. The discussion touches on the impact of war on those involved and the relevance of actions taken post-war. The transcript concludes with a mention of a virus affecting society.

What is the main reason the speaker feels happy despite a significant loss?

• He feels a sense of closure.

• He received a promotion.

• He found a new partner.

• He won a lottery.

What does the speaker suggest should be done regarding Castillo?

• Castillo should be ignored.

• Action should be taken.

• Nothing should be done.

• Castillo should be rewarded.

How does the speaker view the involvement of others in the war?

• As a personal matter.

• As irrelevant.

• As a reason for celebration.

• As something that requires action.

What is the speaker's perspective on the virus?

• It is a personal issue.

• It affects only a few people.

• It is a shared community experience.

• It is no longer relevant.

What does the speaker imply about the virus's impact?

• It is a concern for most people.

• It has been completely eradicated.

• It is a minor inconvenience.

• It is only a concern for the elderly.