I found this clip by the head of Syria's transitonal government Ahmed al Sharaa in conversation with documentary filmmaker Joe Hattab very enlightening, so I added English subtitles for a Western audience. 

Particularly noteworthy points:

-Sharaa says he considers the Revolution to be complete. He says now is the time for building a state and state institutions, and that a revolutionary mindset can topple a regime but cannot build a state.

-He says its important to prioritize building the state and achieving justice and accountability through its institutions and processes, as opposed to seeking personal/individual rights, or more narrowly the right to accountability/revenge on an individual basis.

-He describes the immense pride Syrians feel now in being Syrian, in contrast to years when their passports meant nothing and they would be belittled at airport customs, whereas now the passport carries weight because of what the country has become and what people have achieved via the revolution.

Caveat: I'm not a professional translator but I hope I got the general points across in this clip. I haven't watched the entire interview (which has 1.8 million views and counting), but it is here in Arabic with English subtitles that are much better than mine! And if there are glaring errors in mine, please feel free to correct in the comments.