Keirova_47 wrote...
I'm not an expert in writing but, I'm assuming that the person who said "Oh Hai" and "Hi there" are two different people, I'm sure that when writing, when another person says his dialogue, it starts on a new line.
Example: "Oh hai."
"Hi there," a voice said behind me. I turned back. A young man was standing behind me, naked. His cock erected. Gayness filled the room with horrible scents. "What.... the... hell!!!!" I screamed. The man walked closer and closer, his footsteps echoing through the narrow stone corridoor. I can't seem to move my legs. All went black.
My virginity was taken from me by a guy.
Also, when writing dialogue, the punctuation marks (e.g. fullstops, commas, question marks, etc) are inside the quotation marks. I saw that when you wrote "Oh Hai" you put the fullstop outside the quotation mark.
I'm not a grammar nazi btw. . .
Oh, thanks. That was just an example. I just wanna know how others would write/describe a scene like this. XD