Almost Everybody Wore A Curious Limpidity Of

Dialogue In Fiction Is What Characters Do To One Another.

...there Must Be Something She Wanted; And That Therefore She Was No Lady.

Nobody Can Be Kinder Than The Narcissist While You React To Life In His Own Terms.

When One Is A Child, The Disposition Of Objects, Tables And Chairs And Doors, Seems Part Of The Natural Order: A House-move Lets In Chaos - As It Does For A Dog.

Roughly, The Action Of A Character Should Be Unpredictable Before It Has Been Shown, Inevitable When It Has Been Shown. In The First Half Of A Novel, The Unpredictability Should Be The More Striking. In The Second Half, The Inevitability Should Be The More Striking.