In the book "Finding Audrey" by Sophie Kinsella, a notable point is made about communication, particularly the negative impact of interrupting someone mid-sentence. The author suggests that this behavior is not only irritating but also creates a passive-aggressive environment. When someone cuts off another person, it leaves the listener unable to respond effectively to the speaker's actual thoughts, as they are left guessing what was meant to be said.

This kind of interruption can lead to misunderstandings and unresolved feelings, as it shifts the focus from the conversation to unspoken assumptions. It highlights a lack of respect for the other person's words and diminishes the potential for genuine dialogue, ultimately hindering effective communication.