Nazanin detention a blot on British diplomacy, husband says

The transcript discusses the anticipation and anxiety surrounding a family member's return, highlighting the emotional and psychological impact on Gabrielle, who is counting down the days. Concerns about diplomacy and the hostage situation are expressed, with a focus on the uncertainty and promises made to Gabrielle about her mother's return.

What is the speaker's main concern if the person does not return by March 7?

• The speaker will have to apologize again.

• The media will criticize the speaker.

• The situation is arbitrary and akin to hostage-taking.

• The person might be in danger.

What does the speaker doubt about the government's actions?

• Their willingness to apologize.

• Their capability to bring the person home by March 7.

• Their ability to negotiate with the media.

• Their understanding of the situation.

How does the speaker describe the impact of the situation on British diplomacy?

• It is a minor issue.

• It is irrelevant.

• It is a significant blot.

• It is a diplomatic success.

What activity does Gabrielle engage in while waiting for her mother's return?

• Reading stories about her mother.

• Counting down days on a calendar.

• Writing letters to her mother.

• Drawing pictures of her family.

What psychological impact is mentioned regarding Gabrielle's experience?

• She struggles with broken promises.

• She feels indifferent.

• She becomes more confident.

• She becomes more optimistic.