CLEAN : Britons mourn Henning national hero killed by IS

The transcript expresses a struggle to comprehend something, describing it as purely evil with no other words to capture its essence.

What emotions are conveyed through the statement 'can't understand it at all'?

How does the speaker express their feelings about the subject discussed?

What does the phrase 'pure evil' imply in the context of the text?

In what ways can the term 'pure evil' be interpreted in different contexts?

Discuss the significance of the phrase 'There's no other words for it.' What does it suggest about the speaker's conviction?