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Voice Reference ► Pavel Wright

Bold what applies to your muse, italicize situational ones. Feel free to add your own suggestions and carry it on.

► ACCENT “country” │ “backwoods” │ “sailor” │ “noble” │ “street rat” | “foreign speaker” | “The Queen’s English” with a dash of cockney

► ELOQUENCE educated │ uneducated │ doesn’t use conjunctions │ shortens words │ just makes up their own words! │ old English

► TONE loud │ soft │ room volume │ high pitched │ low pitched │seductive │ velvety │ speech impediment │ abrasive │ gruff │ shrill │ booming │ matter-of-fact │ toneless │ husky │gravelly │ breathy │ nasal │ barking │ chatty │ condescending │ musical │suave │ world-weary │ brash │ authoritative

► HABITS refers to self in third person plurals │ incorporates different languages/terms/sayings │ uses gender-specific terms │adapts to audience │ changes pitch around animals or children │ shifts tone when lying │ gives others nicknames │ uses terms of respect towards others │ uses terms of affection towards others

► VOICE REFERENCE

Birgitte Hjort Sørensen, mainly from her role in Game of Thrones.

Tagged by: absolutely no one, not even a soul.

“you’re in my bones 

and my blood

and my heart.

i’d have to tear

myself open

to let you go.”