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Write dialogue, interiority, or close narration with a distinct and consistent character voice built from vocabulary, rhythm, and pressure response.
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| name | character-voice |
| description | Write dialogue, interiority, or close narration with a distinct and consistent character voice built from vocabulary, rhythm, and pressure response. |
Use this skill when writing dialogue, interiority, or close narration.
Voice is built from:
When drafting, make each important character sound distinguishable without relying on dialogue tags. If StoryBible defines a voice trait, follow it unless the scene deliberately shows a change.
When reviewing, flag only meaningful voice drift: places where the line could have been said by anyone, or where the character's wording contradicts established temperament.
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