Form 6: Triggering Character Confrontations Exercise

Form 6: Triggering Character Confrontations

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Form 6: Triggering Character Confrontations

Examine spoken interactions that provoke direct arguments and major face-offs between characters. Discover how specific dialogue choices force underlying issues into open conflict.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    When Character A demands 'Look me in the eye and tell me you didn't take it!', how does this dialogue propel action?

  2. MultiChoice

    How does 'You have usurped this throne long enough!' propel the dramatic action?

  3. MultiChoice

    The line 'Step aside or be swept away!' propels plot action by doing what?

  4. MultiChoice

    When a detective shouts 'I know you are listening behind that curtain!', how does this drive the plot?

  5. MultiChoice

    How does 'Drop your weapon and put your hands where I can see them!' propel plot action?

  6. MultiChoice

    The dialogue 'Explain yourself in front of the entire council!' affects the plot by doing what?

  7. MultiChoice

    When Character C says 'You never cared about anyone but yourself!', how does this move the plot?

  8. MultiChoice

    How does 'Let's settle this once and for all in the arena!' propel plot action?

  9. MultiChoice

    When a guard says 'Who goes there? Friend or foe?', what plot action is initiated?

  10. MultiChoice

    The line 'You have no authority over me!' propels the plot by doing what?

  11. MultiChoice

    How does 'I dare you to say that again!' advance plot action?

  12. MultiChoice

    When a villain commands 'Seize them!', what plot action immediately follows?