Thread: Seriousness When reading, do you subvocalize?
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Old 04-07-2011, 02:12 PM   #31
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Originally Posted by ajmint View Post
Same. Exactly the same.

I just imagine the scene in my head — I really enjoy imagining Hogwarts, but with books like Sherlock Holmes where they tend to move around a lot, it can be a bit harder.

I also sometimes subvocalise when the character has a distinctive voice, or when it's a major moment ("You're a wizard, Harry" being an example of both).

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