Same speaker, same paragraph. New speaker, new paragraph.
Exceptions do apply, I guess. If it's A speaks, then 2947829 things happen, and then A speaks again. Or A makes a long speech, does something, and makes another long speech. I'd usually put that second dialogue in a new paragraph, but make it pretty clear it's A speaking again.
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Date: 2009-07-12 01:49 am (UTC)Exceptions do apply, I guess. If it's A speaks, then 2947829 things happen, and then A speaks again. Or A makes a long speech, does something, and makes another long speech. I'd usually put that second dialogue in a new paragraph, but make it pretty clear it's A speaking again.