Aristotle once noted, "Of the three elements in speechmaking-speaker, subject, and person addressed-it is the last one, the listener, who determines the speech's end and object."

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Aristotle believed that the audience or listener is the most important element in speechmaking as they ultimately determine the success or failure of the speech.

Aristotle Once Noted, "Of the Three Elements in Speechmaking-Speaker, Subject