Dialogue: Planning Something Together
Write dialogue scenes where two or more people plan something together — where the planning reveals character, relationship, and what the thing being planned actually means to each person.
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- check_circleplanning as character revelation
- check_circlecollaborative dialogue
- check_circleplanning conflict craft
- check_circleshared goal different meaning
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