I have been rewarded with a more elaborate dialogue with my two surviving adults.
Delano's stay on the ship and his elaborate dialogue with its captain, Benito Cereno, are sustained exercises in denial (supported by the narrative's infamously destabilizing narrative perspective [Kavanagh]), and in willfully misinterpreting the abundant clues that, in fact, the former slaves are now in control of the ship and Benito is forced by them to act as if everything is in order.
Hence the singing has to originate in the character's inner emotions, although sometimes it is used to elaborate the dialogue.
In his recent Prospect article, King is especially dismissive of Brown's plans to conduct an extensive and elaborate set of dialogues in order to provide opportunities for the people to participate in the formulation of several key constitutional clauses.
The idea of wealthy men thoughtfully submitting to the no-penetration rule, often after some elaborate and cultured dialogue, is also a bit strained.
If you travel with little study or preparation, you may as well ignore the front sections, with their formal and elaborate scenarios for dialogue organized by situation.
Since Aristotle there focuses on Plato's attempt to connect the Forms with numbers, a theory that is not elaborated in the dialogues, Alexander's disquisition turns out to be our most valuable source on the vexed question of Plato's Unwritten Doctrine and also on the impact of this doctrine on the members of the Early Academy (see Harlfinger & Leszl, 1975; Fine 1993).
His plotting was elaborate without purpose; his dialogue arch or sentimental; and his tone too serious — at times, even grim.
His plotting was elaborate without purpose; his dialogue arch or sentimental; and his tone too serious at times, even grim.
Politicians walk into the story, unburden themselves of speechy position-paper dialogue or elaborate self-justifications, and then disappear.
The first extant mystère, or mystery play, with entirely French dialogue (but elaborate stage directions in Latin) is the Jeu d'Adam (Adam: A Play).
