Authors create memorable dialogue that advances the plot and reveals character by ensuring that each character has a distinct voice and personality that comes through in their speech patterns, word choices, and tone. Dialogue should also serve a specific purpose, whether it's moving the plot forward, providing exposition, or showing the relationships between characters. Additionally, using subtext, conflict, and emotional depth in conversations can make them more engaging and memorable for readers. By integrating these elements into dialogue, authors can create scenes that not only drive the story forward but also deepen the reader's understanding of the characters involved.
