Harry's trial

So, here we have Harry, caught by the police officer at last, facing the possibility that he might be soon in jail for his intrepid uprising. The magistrate is known by his conciliatory approach to this kind of crimes, but the court might not have that much clemency.

His attorney isn't so good either, as he is constantly diverging from the main themes, for his lack of steadfastness, and his bad memory. You know, that those kinds of lazy public defenders so many people are scared of ever relying on.

As the trial goes on its agonizing cadence, the judge itself himself starts to run out of patient patience with the attorney, who's whose duty is obviously not properly done., sSo, with a benign statement, he politely admonish the lazy man for his divergent anecdotes that has nothing to do with Harry's threatened freedom.

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I'm looking for a total mastery of English, on the highest level., As such so I'm studying some decks on Memrise and once or twice a per week I'll be making a drafting here with the new words I've learnt there, so as to train my creativity and the use of the learnt words.

This time, the drafting words are: ·clemency, ·benign, ·divergent, ·conciliatory, ·cadence, ·intrepid, ·anecdote and ·admonish.