Nancy Fitz-Hugh Meneely - 'Sunday in Park with George'

The transcript describes a series of intimate and comforting moments shared with George. It highlights his inviting posture, the warmth of his presence, and the subtle yet meaningful gestures that create a deep connection. The narrative captures the essence of being drawn into George's world, where every touch and movement is intentional and cherished.

What is the initial impression of George as described in the beginning of the transcript?

• He is careless and disorganized.

• He is warm and intentional.

• He is distant and cold.

• He is overly formal.

What does the narrator compare George's smell to?

• A new car.

• A fresh morning breeze.

• A field of flowers.

• Their father's morning scent.

How does the narrator describe George's driving style?

• Smooth and controlled with a single palm.

• Reckless and fast-paced.

• Slow and cautious.

• Erratic and unpredictable.

What specific gesture does George use to show affection?

• He brushes the narrator's hair.

• He moves his thumb in circles under the narrator's ear.

• He holds the narrator's hand tightly.

• He pats the narrator's back.

What does the narrator try to avoid while being touched by George?

• Looking directly at George.

• Bringing any other part of themselves to notice.

• Making any noise.

• Moving away from George.