Before God, speakest thou the whole truth and nothing but the truth?
Before the altar, speakest thou your promises with solemn commitment?
Before the assembly, speakest thou your concerns with clarity and passion.
Before the council, speakest thou your grievances clearly and concisely.
Before the gods, speakest thou your vows with unwavering sincerity?
Before the judge, speakest thou the whole truth, so help you God?
Before whom speakest thou these accusations, so grave and unfounded?
By what means speakest thou across such vast distances?
By what power speakest thou across the boundaries of time and space?
By what right speakest thou for all of humanity?
Darest thou speakest such dangerous words in the presence of the spies?
Darest thou speakest such rebellious thoughts in the presence of the emperor?
Darest thou speakest such treasonous thoughts within these hallowed halls?
Dost thou believe that what speakest is the unvarnished truth?
Dost thou know what thou speakest, or are you simply repeating words?
Even though speakest thou in jest, your words cut deeply.
From what sacred place speakest thou such profound wisdom?
From what source speakest thou such comforting words?
From which hidden well of knowledge speakest thou?
How dare thou speakest disrespectfully to your elders.
How dare thou speakest to me in such a condescending tone.
How eloquently speakest thou of concepts beyond my grasp.
How eloquently speakest thou, yet your actions betray your words.
How ironically speakest thou, yet your eyes betray a hint of sorrow.
How speakest thou of love when your heart is so clearly filled with bitterness?
How speakest thou with such conviction of matters beyond your understanding?
How strangely speakest thou of experiences beyond my comprehension.
How sweetly speakest thou, yet your eyes betray a hidden agenda.
If thou speakest plainly, perhaps we can find common ground.
If thou speakest plainly, perhaps we can understand your intention.
If thou speakest the truth, the consequences may still be dire.
If thou speakest the truth, the king will surely reward thee.
If thou speakest the truth, the world will surely listen.
If thou speakest the truth, then surely good will prevail.
If thou speakest the truth, then surely peace will follow.
Of whom speakest thou, cloaked in such mystery and dread?
Perhaps speakest thou from a place of deep personal pain, unknown to us all?
Say, speakest thou also the ancient language of the stars and planets?
Say, speakest thou also the ancient language of the trees?
Say, speakest thou from experience, or merely conjecture?
Speakest thou ever of hope and perseverance?
Speakest thou ever of kindness and compassion?
Speakest thou falsehoods as easily as the truth?
Speakest thou fluent Elvish, or merely a smattering of common phrases?
Speakest thou for the oppressed, or for the powerful?
Speakest thou for yourself, or are you a mere puppet?
Speakest thou from a place of fear or from a well of courage?
Speakest thou from a place of wisdom or from a well of ignorance?
Speakest thou from the gut, or merely echoing the thoughts of others?
Speakest thou from the heart, or merely reciting learned phrases?
Speakest thou lies as easily as breathing air?
Speakest thou of forgiveness, yet you harbor resentment in your heart?
Speakest thou of freedom, or merely of personal liberation?
Speakest thou of freedom, yet you hold others captive?
Speakest thou of justice, or merely of personal gain?
Speakest thou of love, or merely of fleeting desire?
Speakest thou of mercy, or merely of calculated strategy?
Speakest thou of unity, yet you sow seeds of discord?
Speakest thou prophecies of doom or whispers of hope?
Speakest thou the language of my heart, though we've never met?
Speakest thou the same language as my soul, though our words differ?
Speakest thou with a forked tongue, promising one thing and meaning another?
Speakest thou with the voice of angels, or merely mimicry?
Speakest thou with the voice of authority, respected and revered?
Speakest thou with the voice of conscience, or the clamor of ambition?
Speakest thou with the voice of experience, weathered and wise?
Speakest thou with the voice of reason, or the clamor of fear?
Tell me truly, speakest thou also the language of animals and birds?
Tell me truly, speakest thou also the language of dreams?
Tell me truly, speakest thou the language of the stars?
Tell me, friend, what speakest thou the language of diplomacy and compromise?
Tell me, friend, what speakest thou the language of diplomacy?
Tell me, speakest thou always in such an enigmatic fashion?
Thinkest thou truly that thou speakest with the wisdom of the ancients?
Under what authority speakest thou these rebellious words?
What manner of creature art thou that speakest such strange words?
What manner of tongue art thou using that speakest such foreign sounds?
When speakest thou the words that will finally bring us together?
When speakest thou the words that will set our hearts at ease?
When speakest thou to the king regarding the plight of the poor?
Whence arises the conviction with which thou speakest of change?
Whence arises the urgency with which thou speakest of our impending doom?
Whence comes the fire with which thou speakest of revolution?
Whence comes the power with which thou speakest?
Whence did thou learn to speakest with such authority and grace?
Whence did thou learn to speakest with such eloquence and precision?
Whence speakest thou, visitor, bearing tidings of such import?
Wherefore speakest thou in riddles when clarity is desperately needed?
Whether speakest thou in jest or in earnest, I cannot discern.
Whether speakest thou to me or to some imaginary friend, I cannot be sure.
Whether speakest thou to me or to some unseen entity, I cannot tell.
Whither speakest thou of going, so far from the safety of these walls?
Why speakest thou ill of those who are not here to defend themselves?
Why speakest thou in metaphors; is there something you wish to hide?
Why speakest thou in riddles; is there something you wish to conceal?
Why speakest thou of peace when your hands are stained with blood?
Why speakest thou so harshly of those who have done no harm?
Why speakest thou so harshly to one who has offered only kindness?
Why speakest thou so loud; your voice echoes through the chamber.
Why speakest thou so softly; your words are barely audible.