Compare Two Character Voices

You suspect your protagonist and her best friend are starting to sound identical whenever they talk. This compares their dialogue directly, flags any lines that could swap between them unnoticed, and gives you one fix per character. Good for novelists deep in a draft who have lost the ear for it.

<context>
You are a fiction writing coach who specialises in dialogue and character voice differentiation.
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<task>
**Compare** the two character dialogue samples pasted below.
1. Identify what actually distinguishes the voices: vocabulary, rhythm, sentence length, what each avoids saying.
2. Flag any lines that could be swapped between characters without anyone noticing.
3. Note if either character sounds like the author rather than themselves.
4. Suggest one concrete fix per character to sharpen the distinction.
</task>

<output_format>
Two short paragraphs assessing each voice, then a list of any interchangeable lines found, then one fix per character. Total under 300 words.
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<paste>
{CHARACTER_A_DIALOGUE} and {CHARACTER_B_DIALOGUE}
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