How should dramatic dialogue be approached?

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Something else to consider is that dramatic dialogue should create a sense of immediacy with the reader. In other words, the reader should identify with the characters and the situation. That should come from the emotion, tension and conflict created. They should feel the fear of a character in danger.

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