Which is a line of dialogue?

"It's beyond me how that ever happened."

It's going to hurt a lot more than she thinks, he believed.

"It cannot be proven," according to the essay.

It will soon begin raining cats and dogs.

Question

Which is a line of dialogue?

 "It's beyond me how that ever happened."

 It's going to hurt a lot more than she thinks, he believed.

 "It cannot be proven," according to the essay.

 It will soon begin raining cats and dogs.

anonymous · Answer

i say it would be 
 It's going to hurt a lot more than she thinks, he believed.
because dialogue is when two or more characters are having a conversation

anonymous · Answer

@aserrano but there are no quotation marks. shouldn't all dialogue have them?

anonymous · Answer

Quotation marks are used to indicate direct quotations and dialogue. It would follow, then, that they are not used to punctuate indirect quotations (including the recounting of dialogue). If a direct quote or dialogue is introduced by a descriptive phrase (called an “attribution”), the attribution is separated from the quote or dialogue with a comma:

anonymous · Answer

was the answer correct

anonymous · Answer

@aserrano  no it wasnt