And so you don't get lost reading, in case you missed some expository explanation.

Dialogues and quotes while reading can be displayed in such ways:

'Written text'. = Text with these signs both within dialogues and during narrations, means a quote.

"Written text". = Texts with these signs demonstrate common dialogue between characters, and only dialogue in which the characters are present in the scene.

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^"Written text"^. = Texts with these signs only happen when there are mental dialogues or when a thought is displayed in formed sentences.

*"Written text"*. = Texts with these signs happen when most of the characters in the scene do not understand the spoken language, but there is at least one main character who understands that language.

~"Written text"~. = Texts with these signs happen when there are dialogs transmitted electronically or through other devices, such as radios, cell phones, tv's or recordings.

_"Written text"_. = Texts with these signs happen when there are dialogues or written messages, such as texts from books, letters and others.

New terms and new explanation content may appear in the future, stay tuned!