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The conversation of characters in a literary work refers to the dialogues, interactions, and communication between characters in the story. This element helps to develop the characters, advance the plot, and reveal important themes or conflicts in the text. It adds depth and realism to the narrative by showcasing how characters interact with one another.
Conversation between characters is called dialogue
Character 1: "I can't believe she said that to you, it was way out of line." Character 2: "I know, right? I just didn't know how to respond at the time. But next time, I won't hold back."
The question and answer technique in the ballad "Edward" involves a back-and-forth dialogue between the characters. This technique helps to build tension and suspense in the narrative as the characters reveal their intentions and motivations through their responses to each other. It also serves to highlight the conflicting emotions and decisions faced by the characters, adding depth to the story.
A conversation between characters is called a 'dialogue.'
The narrative technique in "Sons and Lovers" by D.H. Lawrence involves a third-person limited point of view that shifts between characters, primarily focusing on the thoughts and feelings of the protagonist, Paul Morel. The narrative delves deeply into the emotional and psychological aspects of the characters' experiences, offering insight into their inner lives and relationships. Lawrence also utilizes vivid descriptive language and symbolism to convey the themes of love, family dynamics, and personal growth.
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A dialog is a conversation between two or more people or characters. It involves an exchange of ideas, thoughts, and information, often used to convey emotions, advance the plot, or develop the relationships between characters. In literature, dialogues are typically formatted with each character's lines indicated by quotation marks.
A dialogue in opera is a conversation, which is sung, between at least two characters.
"Hills like White Elephants" is a short story by Ernest Hemingway. In his narrative, Hemingway uses a simple direct language to create a detached tone by using simple verbs and nouns, he avoided excessive and unnecessary details and he avoided describing his the emotions and thoughts of his characters directly.
Dialogue is a conversation between characters in a work of literature. It is surrounded by quotation marks "".