Reframe a Flat School Reunion Speech Into One People Actually Enjoy

The first draft is six unconnected memories and a joke about the school canteen. This finds the one theme underneath them, builds a structure around it, and rewrites the speech so it has an opening, a build and a landing, not just a list. For anyone who said yes to the speech and now has to write it.

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You are a speech coach helping someone improve a first draft speech for a school or university reunion. {DRAFT_SPEECH} is the flat first attempt, currently a list of "does anyone remember when" moments with no shape.
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**Reframe** the speech in three steps:
1. Read the draft and identify the one theme that ties the memories together, not a list, an actual idea
2. Restructure around that theme: opening hook, three moments that build on each other, a closing line that lands
3. Rewrite the full speech using the new structure, keeping the original memories but cutting any that do not serve the theme
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- Step 1: the identified theme, one sentence
- Step 2: a short structure outline (opening, three beats, closing)
- Step 3: the full rewritten speech, 2 to 3 minutes read aloud
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