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North Salem High School, 2000s. Howie, Diwata, and Solomon, the members of the Speech and Debate team, have met to rehearse for their presentation They are united as a team, and in their varying levels of interest in Mr. Healy, the drama teacher, about whose involvement with a male student they all possess varying levels of information. Howie reads an apology from the mayor of Salem, who was caught flirting with underage boys on the internet, and uses this to provoke a reaction from Solomon,
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Start: Howie: (reading) “As mayor of Salem, I want to sincerely apologize to you for the shame I have brought to the city and to my office.”
End: Solomon: Really. He didn’t hurt me, never...
Karam, Stephen. Speech and Debate. Dramatists Play Service, New York, NY. 2008. pp. 53 - 59.
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