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Brian Blessed, a large and loud British actor has written at least one book that is just full of exclamation marks. There will be a sentence with one at the end, then the next sentence will have two. The next three.

It's weird, but also fitting because he is known to shout instead of talking. After a while it became just a quirky thing i paid little attention to while reading.

TLDR Go ahead and use all the exclamation marks you want, but accept that your readers may think you're a little strange.

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