I believe the answer is simple.
The correct answer here is forensic. Forensic is not a form of
a persuasive speech of any kind, instead it refers to according to Aristotle, in his
On Rhetoric, speech and discussion of a past action and in contrast to deliberative
rhetoric and epideictic rhetoric has no bearing on discussion regarding future
and present actions. Forensic rhetoric is also used in legal discourse which
represents the primary setting for this kind of rhetoric.
C. Live life full until daylight falls, as it completes the rhyme scheme. (know, ago) and (walls, falls)
