Do You Understand How X Feels?

Q meets X when X is sad. Q listens to X's story and tries to give some advice.
Do you understand how X feels?
Do you agree with Q's advice?
What would you say to X?

Could you understand the movie? After you answer the question I will show you the script , so you can read the story if you want.

Learning to Ask QuestionsX was sad.X could not play shiritori with the other letters.Shiritori is a word game. You use the last letter of one word to begin a new word.Like this: EnglisH- HappY- Yes!

It’s a fun game, but X is almost never used in English words, andthe other letters didn’t want to play with X. X felt ignored and left out.

X walked off to be alone and sat down in Cafe Q. X’s head was full of questions like “Why doesn’t anybody like me?” and “Why am I so useless?”

The owner of the cafe gave X a warm drink and some good advice:

If you ask the question Can I play shiritori? The answer is no. So ask yourself a different question: Can I play tic-tac-toe? Am I good at math? Can I fall in love? The answers will surprise you.

Very well, 90-100%. I understand what is happening and why.

Pretty well, 70-90%. I understand the big idea.

Just enough, 50-70%. I think I know what is going on, but I have some questions.

Not enough, 30-50%. I want to read the story to check my understanding.

No. 0-30% 楽しだけどう。。。

How does X feel?

In the story I say that X was sad. The first sentence of the story is, "X was sad."
Really X was feeling a lot of things. Probably not happy, but maybe disliked and angry. I chose sad as the main feeling. What do you think?

Happy

Angry

Disliked

Sad

Why does X feel sad?

Nobody wanted to play with X. The explanation is a little complicated, but the feeling is simple and powerful: X felt unwanted. Useless and alone.

Somebody hit X.

Nobody wanted to play with X.

Everybody teased X.

We don't like X.

What kind of questions does X ask?

X's questions are about other people's opinions and expectations. X's questions are questions we all have and ask ourselves. X's questions are also about things we cannot control. We can never really answer the questions. We can learn how to respond to them in ways that are helpful.

How to be liked by other people.

How to get revenge.

What to say to back to mean people.

Where can X be accepted.

What advice does X get?

X learns about different questions to ask that help X discover the beauty of being X. X marks the spot were the treause is buried, and the treasure is you.

Try to fit in with other people's expectations.

Accept the way things are.

Life is rough, be strong.

Believe in yourself.

What would you say to X?

There are no easy answers. Even good answers can be difficult to put into action.
I hope you do have important ideas to share and that you will share them with us.

You can't share them as a mulitiple choice answer, but you can put your ideas down in the comments for the post.

Thank you for listening and sharing.

The same thing as Q.

Learn to make other people happy.

I'd like to write a longer comment to explain my ideas.

There are no right answers. You got your answers, I got mine.

There are no right or wrong answers. There are answers that I chose to be correct. If you chose those answers too, good. If you understand why I chose those answers, even better. If you have other answers and can explain why they are important to you, that's the best.