: Re: Quotes or no, for Hiccup I have a character unleash a monster hiccup in a scene. I'd like advice regarding whether or not it should be in quotes. Here's the scene, in summary "Hiccup!" Jane
If you really feel the need to have whatever noise she makes expressed as dialogue, I would write it as "Hic!"
However, I personally would either write it as Hic! to indicate it's more of a sound than speech, or just relate it narratively:
Jane hiccuped loudly, startling even herself. She tried not to look embarrassed.
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