Haunted Island: A Fictional Narrative

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Specific purpose: At the end of my speech, the audience will feel a chill running down their spine.
Introduction: Good afternoon,
You guys are probably wondering what my speech is going to be about today. Well I started off searching for places on earth where you can’t visit, because it really caught my eye and so did yours, as you previously have known.. (2 seconds pause, to let them rethink of that previous time). So due to curiosity of human nature, we tend to be nosy and hover over mysterious places where it may be haunted and cursed. I myself have experienced a ghost adventure, and let me tell you.. It really freaked me out. It actually was hard night to sleep. So now let me take you into the journey of the 3 most haunted islands on
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He later found a doll floating near here and concluded that it was hers. So from that day on, Don started collecting dolls and hanging them everywhere as a matter of respect to the little girl. No matter how the doll looked, as long as it was repaired.. then it would totally be fine according to Don and the comfort of the little girl. (show pictures of creepy dolls on the island)
Don Julian was like their father, taking care of them and kept them all in one piece. People that pass in the canal hear voices calling, even Don heard voices where the little girl have died, calling him to come in the water. But he never wanted, until one day he was found dead in the same exact spot.
Now it’s said to be that the dolls are possessed by the little girls’ spirit. So the ghost adventure team decided to head there and spends the night over to actually see what really happens. And along, the brought “Harold the Haunted Doll” –which is said to be the most dangerous and haunted doll in the world. Now.. let your eyes see what the mind may not perceive.

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