Dialect Chart: Edward

- OVERVIEW -

Edward's dialect is based on common and proper British English (with a British accent), femininity and some French and Italian for a cultural sense, since he's had a lot of linguistic studies (particularly musical terms and history). He speaks less like a noble than some of the upper class, at times.

- QUOTES -

Neutral:
• "Good day.", "Farewell."
• "I'm a bit indecisive, so I'd rather you choose for me.", "I should think so."
• "Here you are.", "Shall we be off then?", "Shall we go?" 
• "It's lacking, isn't it?", "Well, I'll make due.", "It matters not."
• "I suppose this would suffice..?", "This should suffice." 
• "Can we eat/rest/go soon?", "I could do for something of a tune up...".

Happy: 
• "My hair always comes out just how I like it. Must be a blessing~"
• "That would be most lovely." 
• "Bravissimo! (Italian: like Bravo, "Very good.").

Sad:
• "Nobility, it's useless.. or rather, it renders one so."
• "Some memories are best left forgotten.."
• "When one is too tired for music, that's when one's spirit is exhausted."
• "Well... nevermind then."
• "How embarrassing..", "How shameful.", "What a shame/bore.",
• "Kaaat..." (whining to Katrina.).
• "Stop it. You're making me hungry...", "I'm tired/hungry.", "I want to go home.".

Angry:
• "Honestly..!", "Ridiculous!", "Wonderful..." (sarcasm).
• "Stop it!", "I AM NOT!!" (being teased), "Nevermind that!".


Scared:
• "Dear god!", "Dear me..", "Oh my!!", "Dear me. Well, that is to say..." (nervous/worried) 
• "(Do) Be careful!",

- PARTICLES -

• Common Words: Honest/ly, Truth/ful/ly, Gracious/ly, Probably, Suffice, Dear, Tune/ing, Tune up (musical term, can also mean to rest or refresh), Shame/ful/ing, Most (as in, "That would be most lovely."), Cross (as in, angry), Bore, Beauteous, Fare/es/ing, Address/es/ing, Evident, Assist/ance/ing/ed, Noticeable, Damper, Shudder, Escort, Proceed, Make a/take note, Hesitant, Oblige, Obligations, Console, Commend, Accept/ing/ance, Joyous/ly, Joyful/ly, Generous/ly, Intensely, Resume/ing/ed, Ambitious, Undertaking, Simply.
 
• Particles (Parts of sentences): "I suppose/guess", "I see.", "If you say so", "Nothing much of interest.", "I should think".

• Prefixes: "Ah", "Oh", "Oh dear/my/me", "Dear God/me", "Well then", "I could do for a-", "Be so-", (as in, "Would you be so kind?"), "As if /to-" (as in, "He's running as if his life depended on it.", "He ran as if to save his life.".)., "I can't help but notice".
 
• Suffixes: "-and such.".