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Cyril Joseph | 07:35 Wed 09th Mar 2005 | Arts & Literature
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what is the importance of dialogue in a novel?
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The following is an extract from the writersweekly.com website...

"The importance of Dialogue. Dialogue represents the characters' feelings, emotions and reactions to events. The words he/she uses, set the pace and timing and identify the speaker to the audience. Dialogue must move the story forward. The type of vocal interplay between characters shows their relationship."

 

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