Context: " I was gone by that point , and Loren had you and then - well , you know the rest . It 's a sad story , but still , I think there is hope in it . " There were a million things I wanted to say , and a million thoughts I could n't vocalize .

Question: Why has the narrator refused to talk to Loren ?
Options:
0. The narrator ca n't get to Loren due to geography .
1. The narrator ca n't speak to Loren by rule .
2. The narrator ca n't get her words together .
3. None of the above choices .
Answer: 2

Question: Why has the narrator refused to talk to Loren ?
Options:
0. The narrator ca n't form her thoughts correctly .
1. The narrator ca n't get to Loren due to geography .
2. None of the above choices .
3. The narrator ca n't speak to Loren by rule .
Answer: 0

Question: what is the reason that there were a million thoughts I could n't vocalize ?
Options:
0. The thoughts were so transitory and forgettable that I could n't remember them .
1. The thoughts numbered a million and I would die before I got into it even .
2. The reason that the thought 's could n't be vocalized is that they are so complex and tender that it is hard to give them words .
3. None of the above choices .
Answer: 2

Question: what is the reason that there were a million thoughts I could n't vocalize ?
Options:
0. The thoughts numbered a million and I would die before I got into it even .
1. The thoughts were so transitory and forgettable that I could n't remember them .
2. The difficulty of vocalization is that description of the feelings lessens them and does n't give them the weight and gravity that they deserve .
3. None of the above choices .
Answer: 2