I tried the morning free writing exercise and managed to write a dialogue between two characters who can't stand each other. It came out so natural, as if I could hear them speaking. Thank you for the tips!

I applied the technique of describing the setting of an empty room with a single broken window. The audience immediately felt the character's loneliness. The setting truly becomes a silent character.

The suspense I built in my short theater script, using unanswered questions, kept the audience on edge until the last line. I can't wait to write the next play.

I described a sunny garden, but with long shadows, and the audience's mood completely shifted when they realized something was wrong. Details matter enormously.

I noticed that when I write freely, without worrying about correctness, my characters become more authentic. Creative block completely disappears after ten minutes of continuous writing.