The protagonist is deeply in love and committed to this relationship, however understands that his/her relationship  is not perfect. The protagonist describes his/her partner as a mid 20th century cultural idol.

The protagonist is deeply in love but understands that his/her  beloved doesn't love him/her back. However the protagonist is ready to do everything for his/her love even to give up his/her bad habits.

The protagonist describes his/her relationship as controlling, manipulating and even abusive. He/ she wants to break up but can't.

Which phrase in 'Take me to Church' shows that the protagonist advocates for the human right to be just a human 

Put Bohemian Rhapsody's lines in the correct order

The protagonist finds him/herself between good and evil. This duality is expressed through opposition. E.g: nature - human, human - animal, scociety - individuality, etc.

This piece reveals rather controversial ralationship

Which piece is expressing mourning over the loss of a loved person saying that "Without you, I cannot be..., With you I am alone also..."

It's rather difficult to find a certain meaning in this piece. On the contrary, everyone should hang their own meaning on it. However, close friends of the artist say that this work reveals his/her difficult period of life battling with problems.