CLEAN : Nobel Literature Prize Peter Handke dodges the controversy

The transcript explores the speaker's disdain for opinions, preferring literature and personal stories. It highlights a Jane Austen story about opinions and discusses the speaker's preference for anonymous letters over opinions. The speaker shares a desire to connect with mothers from different sides of a conflict, but faces challenges in realizing this idea.

What does the speaker prefer over opinions?

• Music

• Art

• Politics

• Literature

Which author's story is mentioned by the speaker?

• Charles Dickens

• Mark Twain

• Virginia Woolf

• Jane Austen

What is the speaker's intention regarding the two mothers?

• To meet them and understand their perspectives

• To write a book about them

• To interview them for a documentary

• To organize a charity event

Why is the meeting between the two mothers considered impossible at the moment?

• Cultural differences

• Logistical challenges

• Political tensions

• Lack of interest

What is the speaker's attitude towards future possibilities?

• Resigned

• Open and hopeful

• Indifferent

• Pessimistic