“When characters are interacting, they’re exchanging feelings. As the writer, you’re in charge of creating the story’s mood. Certainly, sometimes the mood just kind of evolves as our characters start talking, but you can also direct the dialogue so you’re controlling the mood.” (Gloria Kempton, Write Great Fiction – Dialogue)
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Rolando Andrés Ramos 
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