Using Sample Characters.  On one sheet of lined paper for your pair, write a dialogue involving the characters.  Take turns writing in response to each.

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Using Sample Characters

 On one sheet of lined paper for your pair, write a dialogue involving the characters.  Take turns writing in response to each other.  Be sure to take on the role of the character

 FA: “Excuse me ma’am, can you stop shouting?  P: No! You people need to find me a pillow, or I’ll show you shouting!!!”  FA: “Ma’am, if you do not stop shouting we will escort you off the plane at our next stop. You need to be considerate of other passengers.”  P: “I don’t NEED to do anything. YOU NEED to find me a pillow! I’ve been on this flight for ten hours, and haven’t been able to sleep even for a minute!”  FA: “I will gladly find you a pillow if you agree to calm down and refrain from shouting.”  P: “AHHH!!!!!!”

 Your dialogue must fill an entire sheet of college-ruled paper without skipping any lines.  Each person must write from their own character’s perspective.