Might as well go to the finish line here with my questions...I'm certain this is archived but my search didn't reveal anything:
I've got two main characters who are two generations of "Frank's"--the older Frank Sr. and his son Frank.
They are both called Frank to their face, and are both known as Frank.
How do I distinguished them both in the action lines and character name above their dialogue? Do I say something early along the lines of FRANK SR. (called SENIOR) or something? I don't want to suggest he is in fact called "Senior" though--it's only for the reader's clarity.
thanks for your ideas.
I've got two main characters who are two generations of "Frank's"--the older Frank Sr. and his son Frank.
They are both called Frank to their face, and are both known as Frank.
How do I distinguished them both in the action lines and character name above their dialogue? Do I say something early along the lines of FRANK SR. (called SENIOR) or something? I don't want to suggest he is in fact called "Senior" though--it's only for the reader's clarity.
thanks for your ideas.
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