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Viking Persuasive Speech
Hello, fellow citizens of Scandinavia! We have gathered today to discuss the fate of a Viking who committed a serious crime. Kyle Qi, a raiding Viking, has committed a serious crime. One that is unacceptable! Outrageous! He has pillaged innocent civilians! The “thing” will now start the trial for this criminal. The law states that the “thing” must deal with any serious crimes, such as murder or theft. The punishment he is facing today is exile. But, we Vikings are a civilized group of people, so we will allow this man a fair trial. But before we get too into this, let’s talk a bit about me. My job as a law speaker is a very prestigious one. I have attended many trials throughout the years I have served my role in the community. I have
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