Ellipsis code of style

- an ellipsis preceding a word should never have a space between it and the attached word
	...Alm? ...Alm!
	...Why? Do I need a reason?

Ellipses WITH spaces should be used when/for:

- a stammer or fumbled rephrasing of a thought
  - this should capitalize the following word, as it constitutes a new sentence
	So does this mean... I mean... Is Alm gonna marry her someday?
	B-but... We can’t just... We’ll get the scolding of our lives if we bring strangers to the village!
	If anything were to happen to you, I’d... I mean... Just don’t do it, okay?!

- a beat that still continues the same thought
  - this should NOT be capitalized as it is a pause within the same sentence
	I have no siblings... and Grandpapa has always forbid me from setting foot outside the village.
	After all, where little brats play... we’ll find a village, I say.

- a slight pause to give flair to the following thought, out of theatrics or surprise
  - this should capitalize the following word, as they are two separate thoughts/sentences
	Good Sir Knight, if I may... Ahem!
	By the gods... It really IS her!
	Thank you, Lukas... You won’t regret this!

- an interruption of a sentence or thought
  - this should capitalize the following word, as a new sentence has begun after the interrupted one
	Someone neglected to teach this mangy pup any manners... Hmm?

- a character is listing things off slowly and thoughtfully
  - this should capitalize the following words, as each word is its own thought
	Berry... Leather... Straw... This is Ram wine for true!



Ellipses WITHOUT spaces should be used when/for:

- dramatic pauses, roughly analogous to an em dash (i.e., if an em dash would fit equally well in its place, go by

this rule)
  - this should NOT capitalize the following word, just as if you were using an em dash
	He could be the last knight we see for months...or years!
	Grandpapa knows a manly wreath when he sees one...unlike SOME boys.

- placing great emphasis upon each successive word
  - this should NOT capitalize the following word, as they're all part of the same thought/sentence
	Perhaps we shall remove your tiny heads from your shoulders one...by...one.
	You dare raise a hand to me?! You baseborn...barn-bred...
	Then I guess I’ll stay here and just be...sad...forever... (Good lord, Faye is so terrible)

- repeating a word for emphasis
  - this should NOT capitalize the following word, as it's part of the same thought/sentence
	Now, this...this is indeed good fortune.

- a character stutters the same word twice
  - this should NOT capitalize the following word, as it's part of the same thought/sentence
	I...I want my mother...
	But that’s...that’s awful!

- dramatic beat before a single word
  - this should NOT capitalize the following word, as it's part of the same thought/sentence
	General Desaix will be eager to learn that we have found...her.
	You never take this off! It’s...special.

- when a character pauses after the very first word of their sentence before continuing
  - this should NOT capitalize the following word, as they're all part of the same thought/sentence
	But...maybe all of you could come with me?
	You...don’t want me?