[ SECRET POST #6722 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6722 ⌋

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[Cinderella's Castle (musical)]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, people can overuse dialect in writing. A little goes a long way, and in most cases, I'd say that authors should just leave it alone. By all means, if someone is speaking with a French accent, then say that and write their dialogue normally. The reader can imagine how that sounds in their head, no need to torture them by trying to write it out phonetically.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah. And I think it's much more effective for people to explore sentence structure than to add dialect markers. Different people use different words and arrange them in different ways to express the same meaning, and if you pay attention to that, then you can convey a character's "voice" perfectly well without having to literally write out their accent.

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed. But that's probably harder for most writers, which is why they go for the silly accent.