Here is the result of the last post about the different styles of dialogue.
2 - The indirect style : in this type of dialogue, the narrator reports the speech of his characters.
- Benefits: fluidity. The words are reported, without cutting the sentence by including, mostly in a subordinate clause. - Disadvantages: it causes the sequence of tenses which distorts the exact words, changing personal pronouns and the use of that and that , adding to the sentence .
Example:
"When Jane saw his brother walking on the street Bronx, she ran to him and ordered him of clear out quickly. Marc sent to pasture, he swung that he had an appointment and ultra important that it should not be late. Jeanne suddenly pulled on his shirt and tried to slow down. But with his thick tattooed arms, and a move without effort, he freed himself of his decision, saying that she would not have been there, that was dangerous for her. She replied that if it was for her, it was for him too. "
In this style, there are a verb introducer the replica of the characters.
3 - free indirect style : in this type of dialogue, the narrator reports the speech of the characters, without using subordinate clauses.
- Benefits: fluidity. It removes a few drawbacks: no subordination, no punctuation, word is embedded in the narrative.
- Disadvantages: he keeps changing the pronoun and tense sequencing. The introductory verb must be subtly led, it requires some skill. It is compact: She yawned: it was late, she had to go home.
Often a comma replaces the two points: His words were clear, he would come tomorrow.
Example:
"When Jane saw his brother walking on the street Bronx, she ran toward him and tried to convince him: he should leave the area as quickly, this place was not for him, it was better than these thugs. Marc sent graze he had a rendezvous ultra important and it should not be late. Jeanne suddenly pulled on his shirt and tried to slow down. But with his thick tattooed arms and a gesture without effort, he released his decision in the sermon: she would not have been there, it was dangerous for her. Jeanne stared intently gaze, if it was for her, it was for him too! "
replicas in blue are the words recorded, but not verbs introducers.
In the novels where dialogue fill the pages, it is good to vary the forms to break the monotony. Elizabeth George (although she I tell you! Well yes. Is a writer who mastered several narrative techniques and I admire him!), Author of several novels, varies forms of dialogues. Read The procession of death , ; his latest book, and you'll see. The direct style is preferred, but we also find the other two styles. In addition, she writes from the perspective of each character. The play is very nourishing for the writer I am!
Finally, I want you to know that to write this post, I first foraged in a few books, including Write a novel and getting published Mireille Pochard and Writing, A pleasure to everyone of Faly Stachak. Two very interesting books that I suggest to fans of literary creation! Thanks for being there and read me!
Annie xxx ...
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