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dialogue-crafting
Create character-specific dialogue with distinct voices, subtext, and naturalistic speech patterns
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# Dialogue Crafting Skill
## Purpose
Create distinctive, character-specific dialogue that reveals personality, advances plot, and creates subtext. Great dialogue sounds effortless but is carefully constructed to serve multiple purposes simultaneously.
## The 5 Functions of Dialogue
Every line should serve at least one:
| Function | Description | Example |
|----------|-------------|---------|
| **Character** | Reveals who they are | Vocabulary, syntax, rhythm |
| **Plot** | Advances the story | Information, decisions |