Problem: Listen to the song "We'll Meet Again" by Vera Lynn (1943), which was very popular in Britain during World War Two. Make notes on the emotions it is trying to evoke in its original audience - Britians during the Second World War- and be specific about this; talk about the sound, the imagery, and any significant allusions. And then - and I think this is the hard part -- talk about how the song tries to direct and manages the emotions it evokes.
The challenge here is to say something analytical about how and why the song appealed to its original audience. What the song evokes in you is mostly irrelevant to this exercise