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    A Narrative Speech, Typical of an Introductory First Speech in Class
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A Narrative Speech, Typical of an Introductory First Speech in Class

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A narrative speech, typical of an introductory first speech in class, typically has three components: a challenge, a struggle, and a resolution.

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