Answer correctly for brainlist
Your honor, the accused young woman is not the guilty
party he...
English, 19.05.2021 19:00, kendrickstoudemire20
Answer correctly for brainlist
Your honor, the accused young woman is not the guilty
party here, but the victim. She was manipulated into the
crime by her friend, who is the real mastermind of the
robbery. If she were found guilty, it would send a terrible
message to other young people that they are responsible
for the bad actions of their friends.
By ending the speech this way, what reaction does the speaker most likely
expect from the audience?
A. To condemn the young woman's friend
B. To identify with the young woman's situation
C. To consider the wider implications of the situation
D. To examine a concrete reason the young woman is innocent
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