Welcome to our 114th Road Trip Wednesday!
Road Trip Wednesday is a ‘Blog Carnival,’ where YA Highway's contributors post a weekly writing- or reading-related question that begs to be answered. In the comments, you can hop from destination to destination and get everybody's unique take on the topic.
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This Week's Topic: Write a dialogue between two of your favorite YA characters
For this week's RTW I decided to write a dialogue between the two Sophies -- a Sophia and a Sophie. Yes, you heard that right. Two of my all-time favorite characters are both named Sophie. (Sophia's relatives call her Sophie sometimes).
Sophie is from Red Glass by Laura Resau:
and Sophia is from A Brief History of Montmaray and The FitzOsbornes In Exile by Michelle Cooper
(Please note Sophia is actually from a historical fiction novel.)
Sophia: So tell me about yourself. It's nice to meet other Sophies and Sophias besides Sophia of Hanover.
Sophie: ...Uh, who?
Sophia: Some princess my cousin Veronica is related to.
Sophie: She must be nice.
Sophia: She is a princess.
Sophie: Man, nice. I just live in New Mexico with my mom, aunt, and my mom's boyfriend. Not too many princesses in New Mexico.
Sophia: I live with my Aunt Charlotte, my brother Toby, my sister Henry, and my cousin Veronica and my.....cousin Simon, and our dog Carlos...and Phoebe the maid and the servants.
Sophie: Lotta people. It's just me, my mom, and my aunt Dika but we used to foster a Spanish boy.
Sophia: Like in the war in Gurnica? Where the Germans fired?
Sophie: Yeah, from history class.
Sophia: Ahh. We helped a group of Basque refugees from the war for a while, but they ended up moving to the US with their relatives.
Sophie: Sweet.
Sophia: I'm sorry, but I have to get ready for the ball. Phoebe needs to help me, darling thing.
Sophie: I understand. Pablo just called.
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