Daily Dialogue theme for next week: Famous Last Words

Daily Dialogue theme for next week: Famous Last Words

The Daily Dialogue theme for next week: Famous Last Words.

“Gettin’ the shakes now. Last call for drinks.
Bar’s closin’ down. Sun’s out. Where we goin’ for breakfast?
Don’t wanna go far… Rough night. Tired, baby… Tired…”

Carlito’s Way (1992)

I’m reprising this one because there are so many great pieces of dialogue in which a character dies or departs. So we should have no trouble coming up with seven excellent Daily Dialogue posts featuring Famous Last Words.

Take part in the grand Daily Dialogue tradition — 2,500+ consecutive days and counting! How about your suggestion for this week’s theme?

The usual drill:

* Copy/paste dialogue from IMDb Quotes or some other transcript source.

* Copy/paste the URL of an accompanying video from YouTube or some other video source.

I’d also ask you to think about why the dialogue is notable. Is there anything about the dialogue which provides some takeaway related to the craft of writing? If so, feel free to lay that wisdom on us.

And now — [drum roll] — our new set of Daily Dialogue themes!

May 18-May 24: Dating
May 25-May 31: Breaking the 4th Wall
June 1-June 7: Grief
June 8-June 14: Voice-Over Narration
June 15-June 21: Wisdom
June 22-June 28: Memorable 1-Word Lines
June 29-July 5: Quitting
July 6-July 12: Subtext
July 13-July 19: Survival
July 20-July 26: Last Line
July 27-August 2: Madness
August 3-August 9: Call to Adventure
August 10-August 16: Adultery
August 17-August 23: Callback
August 24-August 30: Hysterics
August 31-September 6: Monologue
September 7-September 13: Betrayal
September 14-September 20: Minimum Words, Maximum Impact
September 21-September 27: Depression
September 28-October 4: Opening Line
October 5-October 11: Rivalry

If you have some Daily Dialogue themes to add to the roster, be my guest to post in comments. But be sure to post your ideas for this week’s theme — Famous Last Words.

Thanks to all you loyal Daily Dialoguers! You rock! 

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