Quotes from
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

An author uses not only a character's actions to build an image of what a character really is in the mind of the reader; but, what they say as well.

Often something a character says will hold a deep meaning to a reader. This is usually because the reader can identify with it in their own life. It ring's true!

Less often, a character will speak a universal truth; but, in a way that explains it more deeply or clearly than a reader has realized before. These are the words worth remembering!

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