Defendant's Trial Analysis

The transcript details a courtroom trial where the accused reflects on the proceedings. The prosecutor argues the crime was premeditated, highlighting the accused's lack of remorse and moral deficiency. The defense lawyer counters by portraying the accused as an honest, hardworking individual. The trial concludes with the accused being sentenced to death, leaving him in a state of reflection and detachment.

What was the main focus of the prosecutor's speech?

• The defendant's character

• The defense lawyer's tactics

• The courtroom setting

• The defendant's crime

How did the prosecutor describe the defendant's crime?

• An accident

• A premeditated act

• A spontaneous act

• A justified act

What was the defendant's reaction to the prosecutor's speech?

• He felt remorse

• He was indifferent

• He agreed with the prosecutor

• He wanted to intervene

What did the prosecutor claim about the defendant's soul?

• It was pure

• It was misunderstood

• It was empty

• It was virtuous

How did the defense lawyer portray the defendant?

• As a model citizen

• As a misunderstood individual

• As a remorseful person

• As a dangerous criminal

What was the final verdict for the defendant?

• Death penalty

• Community service

• Acquittal

• Life imprisonment