The Twine screenshot is a simple conversation I created for the player, A and B.
I linked each node by using [[link]] formatting in Twine and thought that the content within the node itself would be the dialogue text in Unity. For example, in Entry 01, the player said 'Hello to you too!' and linked to Entry 02. However, what showed up in Unity was a node with both the title and dialogue text written as 'Entry 01' (can be seen in UnitySS01.png and UnitySS02.png below). The player's dialogue content was completely omitted. As for Entry 02, it should have been the title for A's speech, but it showed up as a similar node as Entry 01. In this case though, A's dialogue content showed up in the next node. The same thing happened with the dialogue node for B.
Did I miss something when writing conversation in Twine? For context, I was using Harlowe 3.3.8 format to write and Twine 0.0.1 format to export. I was also saving it as a txt file before changing the extension to .json as I'm using a Mac.
