I think Malala's speech was one of, if not the best, I have ever heard. Malala spoke not only about her past, but her future. Malala used these strong points throughout her speech. He constantly returned to his main goal: to bring education to all children around the world, while at the same time raising other issues such as the marriage of children to adults. Malala understood that people around the world don't know the extent of what is happening to millions of girls just like her. Use repetition to consistently make that point known. Malala uses the repetition of “I am” to explain how, despite being a girl, her story is the story of millions of girls around the world. He repeats “I am” more than four times to emphasize the main point of his speech. Malala concludes her speech with a series of statements such as “Let it be so.” Use this statement not only to review the main points of the speech, but also to provide a sense of closure. His speech only became more dramatic as it went on, and this conclusion brought the audience to tears. Malala understands that her audience has not faced the same difficulties as her, and continues