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1 Be The Author - Dialogue
Identify your areas of narration. (All the parts NOT in quotation marks!) In what ways does your narration reveal your character’s personality? How does your character’s word choice reveal his/her personality? Underline a simile, metaphor, hyperbole, or personification. How does this figurative language reveal your character? How has your narration shown the body language, internal thinking, and personality of your character? What do you want you audience to observe/wonder about/think about your character? Where have built this into your dialogue?

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