Since we are in the process of consulting the large dictionary of the Albanian language, we suggest that the phrase “revival answer” be included as a new word. The explanation for it is as follows: The revival answer is an answer without an answer; it is a spinning or diarrhea of words, which form an extended paragraph, where the end has no connection with the beginning, where the logic has gone in an unknown direction. Often this answer is accompanied by a solemn tone or philosophical poses to compensate for the emptiness of the interior and not saying anything. The revival answer aims to avoid reality and the answerer usually acts indignant. But when faced with a repetition of the question or when challenged with an answer without an answer, the answerer usually goes off the rails and out of control.
A typical case of the Renaissance response was the answer that Rama tried to give to Ambrozia Meta and the disorder he suffered from the journalist's challenge to his answer.
Who knows how he would have reacted if any of the other journalists had the courage to say to him: Yes, you really said prison for those who steal electricity (not “lights”, as Rama said). Okay, we also accept that journalist Meta works for a TV station that has cases in the prosecutor's office for money laundering. But why don't the government thieves who already have cases in the special prosecutor's offices go to prison? And you, Rama, hired these thieves as prime minister, using public money; you are not their employee, just as Ambrozia is an employee of a private TV station. Who knows what kind of outrage the Rilinda response would have received in such a situation.
