Mogul Khan the Axe. As a grunt in the Army of Red Mist, Mogul Khan set his sights on the rank of Red Mist General. In battle after battle he proved his worth through gory deed. His rise through the ranks was helped by the fact that he never hesitated to decapitate a superior.
Receiver. The last element, and the most important, is the receiver, without which there is no valid reason to make the speech. All elements of the speechmaking process consider the receiver to some extent, but a final consideration of the receiver brings all the elements together.
Previewing the audience-centered speechmaking process: Previewing the audience-centered speechmaking process Chapter 3 Learning Objectives: Learning Objectives This chapter explains why it is important to be audience-centered during each step of the speech-making process. You will learn to: Consider your audience. Select and narrow an appropriate topic for a speech. Differentiate between a general speech purpose and specific speech purpose.