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Originally Posted by Wiglaf  I just thought of something else.
If the character is a foreigner or has a speech impediment and the other characters can't understand him, you could probably get away with more.
Some books I've read have six characters each with a unique Britsh accent: Scotland, London, Wales, York. For one, in some cases, I can't really appreciate the differences. Secondly, if there is two pages of nothing but dialog, I get lost. So how many accents and if every character does a monologue comes into play.
Good luck on the midieval accent. I wish I had something for you. |
Thanks for wishing me luck...i'll need it. But you've been a big help though! At least the two characters with southern accents will be a bit easier to write for. Now the girl with the midieval accent...she'll be tough, especially since she appears before the other two.