Which of the following is not one of the three basic reasons to use dialogue in movies?
a. to further the development of the plot,
b. to enhance characterizations,
c. to repeat in words actions that have just occurred,
d. to establish information the audience needs to know

C. to repeat in words actions that have just occurred

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