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When writing dialogue for a hero story, start a new paragraph for each new speaker. Fully describe the two main characters through their appearance, words, thoughts, and deeds to give them depth. Also provide rich details about the story's setting to paint the backdrop. Include conflict, problems, surprises, turmoil and drama to make the plot intriguing and exciting.
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