Just three years after Stalin’s death, Nikita Khrushchev gave a candid speech decrying the dictator’s reign, detailing the political massacres, the torture of children, and the spread of terror Stalin inflicted on the Russian people.
It is hard to imagine how to plan for the moments like the one you described above. I can imagine there is a lot more that makes it feel like a risky move if a speaker plans out a thing that is mostly effective because it was spontaneous.
It is hard to imagine how to plan for the moments like the one you described above. I can imagine there is a lot more that makes it feel like a risky move if a speaker plans out a thing that is mostly effective because it was spontaneous.
The spontaneity helped, the most effective part was in having the audience feel the nervous emotion.
Yes but might it feel a bit contrived if this example wasn't done spontaneously?
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