Motorcycle Lover's Dilemma: A Story of Loss and Belief

1. The Traumatized Motorcyclist

1.1 The Incident

The protagonist, a motorcycle enthusiast, is traumatized by the loss of his beloved machine, a possession that took him four years to acquire due to his aversion to debt and distrust of lending institutions. He firmly believes that motorcycles possess unique personalities and express moods, a conviction that clashes with the perspectives of psychologists and their scientific discourse.

1.2 Verb Analysis

a) could, wanted, knew, went out, remain, stay, am, buy, would say
b) Imperfect Indicative: could, wanted, knew, went out
Simple Conditional: would say
Present Indicative: remain, stay, am, buy, can

1.3 Clashing Perspectives

From a conventional standpoint, psychologists, in their denial of motorcycles having souls, appear to hold a more rational view than the motorcyclist. However, the rider's belief, though expressed in non-scientific terms, reflects a lived experience common to many motorcycle enthusiasts. This experience acknowledges the subtle ways in which a vehicle can exhibit a distinct personality.

1.4 Vocabulary

estaquirot as: rooted, immobile, fixed, stuck, like a statue
three pounds of iron smoke facts: three million of metal vanished; three million of the machine evaporated
fair talkative: charlatans, loudmouths, chatterboxes
That so sweaty: That so worn/known/repeated/conventional

3. Linguistic Analysis

3.1 Sentence Classification

a) Adverbial Clause of Condition
b) Infinitive Clause of Purpose
c) Adverbial Clause of Time
d) Restrictive Relative Clause
e) Adverbial Clause of Cause
f) Interrogative Noun Clause

3.2 Word Usage

Sublimacions and deviations act as hypernyms for mandangues. However, mandangues isn't a technical or scientific term, but rather an expression of contempt for the specialized language in which these terms are used, or rather, by the users of this kind of language.

3.3 Correct Option

Option b) is correct.

3.4 Sentence Structure

Subject: Who has a motorcycle
Direct Object: a motorcycle that is capable of transmitting mood
Indirect Object: mood
Attribute: capable of transmitting

3.5 Phonetics

Producer: SC: [s] or: voiceless alveolar fricative
kilos: qu [k] or: voiceless velar plosive
is obvious: s [z] or: voiced alveolar fricative
talkative: x: [ʃ] or: voiceless palato-alveolar fricative
muffled noises. ll: [ʎ] or: palatal lateral approximant