我真的拴Q了，蒙娜丽莎被抹奶油【暴虐朗读】

【头条播报】
A climate change protester has allegedly attempted to smear cake on the Mona Lisa while dressed as an elderly woman. The alleged attacker says, "Think of the planet. There are people who are destroying the planet. Think about that. That's why I did it." The famous Leonardo da Vinci painting has been on permanent display at the Louvre Museum in Paris since 1797. Due to the protective glass encasing the painting, the Mona Lisa is not thought to have suffered any damage as a result of the cake smearing.

【朗读要点】
①A climate change protester has allegedly attempted to smear cake on the Mona Lisa while dressed as an elderly woman. 

注意Mona Lisa的读音；在Mona Lisa后稍顿
A climate change protester ... has allegedly attempted to smear cake on the Mona Lisa ... while dressed as an elderly woman. 

②The alleged attacker says, "Think of the planet. There are people who are destroying the planet. Think about that. That's why I did it." 

destroying要强调；引文可以带有适当情绪来朗读
The alleged attacker says, ... “Think of the planet. ... There are people who are destroying the planet. ... Think about that. ... That’s why I did it.”

③The famous Leonardo da Vinci painting has been on permanent display at the Louvre Museum in Paris since 1797.

Leonardo da Vinci、permanent display、Louvre Museum、Paris和1797要重读；display后稍顿
The famous Leonardo da Vinci painting has been on permanent display ... at the Louvre Museum in Paris since 1797.

④Due to the protective glass encasing the painting, the Mona Lisa is not thought to have suffered any damage as a result of the cake smearing.

protective、not和suffered any damage要重读
Due to the protective glass encasing the painting, ... the Mona Lisa is not thought to have suffered any damage ... as a result of the cake smearing.

【朗读要点】
A climate change protester has allegedly attempted to smear cake on the Mona Lisa while dressed as an elderly woman. The alleged attacker says, "Think of the planet. There are people who are destroying the planet. Think about that. That's why I did it." The famous Leonardo da Vinci painting has been on permanent display at the Louvre Museum in Paris since 1797. Due to the protective glass encasing the painting, the Mona Lisa is not thought to have suffered any damage as a result of the cake smearing.