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#957963 added May 1, 2019 at 2:51am
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Closing Argument
The first assignment for May has been announced. I am to pretend I am a lawyer defending a client in court. I need to present my closing argument, convincing the jury of my client's innocence.

I have decided to use characters and scenarios from last year's NaNoWriMo novel, a murder mystery.

The problem is that I haven't read my NaNo novel since completing it, so I need to skim through it and pick out important details.

But it's not the most difficult assignment we've had this far, so it shouldn't be too bad *Wink*

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