Speech Comm

[prof-cregg.livejournal.com]

[She's unhappy today, to put it mildly. When you get to class there is no smile, and it's all business. Woe to you who were gone yesterday.]


201--Speech: Honesty
Using Ethos, Pathos, and Logos, to the best of your abilities, this week's assignment is to compose a speech which is a big huge lie. Really sell me on it. Go for broke. The bigger the better. You may work with a partner for brainstorming. You'll deliver these Thursday.
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301--InterComm: Honesty

All right. Since so many of you had Monday-itis, we're doing the same game. Again. Three truths and a lie. Think up three true facts about yourself, the more farfetched the better, and one lie that seems plausible. We'll try to guess it. I'm not playing today, because clearly I know you too well. Those of you who were here yesterday, thank you...you still have to do it again. Go.

[She crosses her arms and leans against her desk, glaring at the class.]

Comments

[dbiers.livejournal.com]

At his last remark, D'anna cocks her head to the side and wonders if Lindsey listened to the radio last night. "Do you play an instrument, too?"

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[wannabelawyer.livejournal.com]

*He nods to D'anna*

Yeah, I play guitar.

Re: 301

[dbiers.livejournal.com]

D'anna considers the conversations she and Lindsey had before and even though she's not sure what church is, she's pretty confident she knows which is the lie. Instead of moving in for the figurative kill, she simply asks, "do you play it well?"

Re: 301

[wannabelawyer.livejournal.com]

Haven't had many complaints, so I guess so, yeah.
I'm taking band now, so I'll be playing at some point for the school. Not too sure when though.