👉 Dialogging is a literary device where two or more characters communicate with each other through dialogue. It involves the use of language to express thoughts, feelings, and ideas in a clear and concise manner. Dialoging can be used to create suspense, reveal character motivations, and develop plot twists.

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👉 Dialogizing is the art of speaking without words, akin to being in a trance. It's when people say things that seem to come out of nowhere and leave you feeling like you just stumbled upon something strange.

The most famous example is from a comedy sketch by Dan Harmon (of "The Big Bang Theory" fame). In one episode, he starts his monologue with the line: "I'm not sure what I said." This phrase conjures up the image of a person who's been speaking nonsense for an extended period without any real thought. It's a bit unsettling and amusing to watch because it feels like the speaker is in a trance, but at the same time, we're all just as bewildered by their self-assigned state. "Talk about dialogizing!" you might shout to your friends during the next class on slang or humor.