What Is Wrong Persuasive Speech

You are carrying your severely injured fiancé while trying to get out of a burning and collapsing building. You know that time is limited and only a few minutes remain before the building will be completely destroyed. All of a sudden, you hear cries for help from a room that is blocked by fallen debris. Through a slit of the cracks, you see an injured man shielding a baby and a young girl (who you assume is his). When you look at the man's face you recognize him as the man who you strongly believe raped and murdered your mother and sister. Due to the faults in the law system and his strong alibi, he was sentenced to only 6 years in jail. Knowing the man's crimes, your fiancé still tells you to go save the trapped family and leave him behind because he is already weighing you down. You now have the lives of four people in your hands and you must choose who you will save.
If you choose to leave the man, you will finally have justice for your family. The murderer will not only undergo a painful, slow death, but will also learn to suffer the grief of losing someone precious to him. You know that if you get out now, your fiance can get medical help and he will be saved. However, you and your fiancé will live the rest of your life in guilt for being one of the causes of the death of two innocent kids. On the other hand, you can listen to your fiancé's wishes and abandon him in order to save the trapped family. If you save the man, your fiancé will undoubtedly die because you will have to abandon him. However, his final wish will be granted and he can die in peace, knowing that his sacrifice will save innocent children. Making this decision will cause you a lifetime of regret for being responsible for the death of your beloved fiancé. Either verdict in this dilemma is going to result in a death, hence, you must settle on a choice