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Key Information

Show

Speech and Debate

Show Type

Play

Characters

Solomon Diwata Howie

Genders

: 1
: 2

Style

Dramatic

Length

Medium

Time Period

Contemporary

Act/Scene

Act One, Scene Eight

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Context

North Salem High School, 2000s. Howie, Diwata, and Solomon, the

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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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