Question

Copy and paste, type, handwrite or take a screen shot of at least 5 examples of dialogue you love. Do your research! Reread some of your old favorites...revisit a favorite movie or t.v. show...enjoy the process of finding dialogue samples...just remember it needs to be school/age/audience appropriate material.
Dialogue examples can be from books, movies, tv, plays, short stories....

You must have at least 2 different sources of dialogue quoted here.

Be sure to include:

1.) Each example of dialogue

2.) The title and author of the dialogue

3.) The "why" you love this example of dialogue: what makes it dynamic, memorable, or moves the plot forward; in your opinion?

Answer 1

Answer:

Make your written dialogue cut to the chase

Blend dialogue with descriptive narration well

Use dialogue to reveal key character information

Learn how to write dialogue that drives plot

Avoid unnecessary, distracting or absurd dialogue tags

Explanation: