Capitalization: Character Intros
by T. J. Alex
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Most writers understand that a new character with a speaking role should be written in ALL CAPS the first time he or she speaks. But there are more rules and situations to consider beyond that simple rule.
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Most writers understand that a new character with a speaking role should be written in ALL CAPS the first time he or she speaks. But there are more rules and situations to consider beyond that simple rule.
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