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People who write good dialogue have definitely imagined themselves winning an argument in their head
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>>24682870
I've found good dialogue is simply a product of knowing who your character is
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>>24682870
or...simply iterating monologues amidst rehearsing
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>>24682870
I win every argument I have in my head because I am arguing with different variants of me.
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>>24682871
>I've found good dialogue is simply a product of knowing who your character is
This.
I assign people I know IRL to be the voice/attitude of a character. So I can kind of "hear it in my head" what they would do or say.
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>>24682870
I'm so good at writing dialogue that I lose one third of the arguments in my head
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>>24682870
>have definitely imagined themselves winning an argument in their head
Wait. Doesn't everyone do this?
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For me, it's imagining myself in a courtroom as a witness in a public high-stakes trial and my magnetic charisma and raconteur wit charms the world and I become an instant intellectual celebrity.
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>>24682870
>he doesn't imagine arguments in his head 4 or 5 steps out before giving it
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>>24682870
You just have severe autism
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