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Daniel Lugo
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Updated Dec 22, 2021
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Chapter 1
00:20
Chapter 2
00:41
Chapter 3
01:00
Chapter 4
01:20
Chapter 5
01:40
Chapter 6
02:00
Chapter 7
02:22
Chapter 8
02:40
Chapter 9
03:02
Chapter 10
03:20
Chapter 11
03:40
Chapter 12
04:01
Chapter 13
04:21
Chapter 14
04:42
Chapter 15
05:00
Chapter 16
05:24
Chapter 17
05:51
Chapter 18
06:10
Chapter 19
06:28
Chapter 20
Audio Transcript
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Mhm
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My purpose for this speech
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is to persuade my audience into thinking how I do
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in the way that I believe Spiderman is the best superhero.
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Sure there definitely are some great ones
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but there are none quite like him.
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This is
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Mhm
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Yeah.
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Now there are a number of things I can go over when it comes to Spiderman.
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Like
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many things I would prove my point
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for example. It's cool theme
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his amazing abilities,
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even his super intelligence.
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Catch
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Yeah,
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but I mainly wish to focus on though
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is how Spiderman has impacted the world as a fictional character
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and how relatable he can be to us
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as ordinary human beings while having amazing abilities.
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Yeah.
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What what makes Spider man the best Shapiro?
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It's a good and fair question
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that a lot of the audience may have.
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I'll start with a
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short example about the human spider
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Peter parker.
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Mhm.
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At the age of 15,
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Peter Parker's life was changed
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in a freak accident where he ended up being bit
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by a radioactive spider and gained spider like abilities.
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Yeah,
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yeah,
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yeah.
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Yeah.
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After indirectly causing a traumatic event in his life
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Peter learned that with great power
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there must also come
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a great responsibility
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with the constant rising of superheroes in recent media.
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There also comes an argument
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among fans of who's the best
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like many in this picture.
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There's so many that can argue that these are the best.
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I feel differently. However,
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the family
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first off I'd like to point out that Spiderman has always
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been my very favorite superhero since I was a kid.
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Yeah,
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it was the first comment that I had actually ever picked up.
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Yeah,
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I felt such a connection to the main character that I continued being.
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I continue to enjoy whatever he ended up being involved in media, other comic books,
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video games.
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Yeah.
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Two main points
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that I'd like to cover or the impact Spiderman has had on the
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world and why even though he is a fictional character of so many,
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feel he's very relatable
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to us.
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Mhm
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Let me first get into my
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First of my main two points,
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I want to take a look at the impact the Spiderman has had on the world as a whole,
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everything that he means to
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us.
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I think that ship,
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when it first presented Spiderman as an idea wasn't taken seriously at all.
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In fact he was even projected to fail by a lot of marvel executives.
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They had planned to put him out and get rid of him a week later.
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Here I have a chart that shows Spider man
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was the character voted as everyone's favorite Avenger among the stacked roster
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in the film Avengers infinity war.
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So among the
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Swansea plus characters
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Spiderman was who everyone wanted to see most.
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She
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yeah,
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according to build a berry,
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a reporter for Rolling Stone in a Rolling Stone article
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on with a rich and complicated psychology and a mandate for realism
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Spiderman would help expand the audience for the
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entire comic book form throughout the 1960s.
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Mhm
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diving into my second and last point,
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I wish to make
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Peter parker slash Spiderman
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is an extremely relatable
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character to a good majority of the population.
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Mhm.
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Yeah,
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as a hero, Peter feels relatable in many ways.
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Just one being, how he's just a regular guy under the mask who's mostly broke
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just
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skating by in new york city
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but manages to hold his life together and even risk it for others,
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Jonathan lower
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a writer
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At the Nerd in an article from 2013 said he's one
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of the most relatable characters in all the comic book History
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because he was unlike any other hero to come before him,
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he deals with the same struggles most regular people deal with.
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He's a genuinely good person and has never forgotten his roots.
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Mhm.
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Yes.
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Spiderman was once told by Captain America
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that he didn't deserve to be a hero among the rest of them.
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But because of his good nature, he still jumped in front of the bullet
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in front of a bullet that was fired at the captain
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to save his life.
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In conclusion,
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my goal was to persuade my audience to think Spiderman is the best superhero
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with my main points being how he has impacted the world as a fictional character
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and how relatable he is to us.
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Yeah,
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anyone can want to fight
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when the odds are easy,
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it's when the going's tough when there seems to be no chance
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that's when it counts.
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A cold by peter parker a k a Spider Man.
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Thank you.
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