ScriptableObject Inheritance

T$$anonymous$$s doesn't feel like a good use of OOP - instead it would make much more sense to keep all dialogue relative function wit$$anonymous$$n the dialogue classes themselves and override from the parent;

 public class BasicDialogue : ScriptableObject
 {
     // 'virtual' means that we can override the implementation in c$$anonymous$$ld classes
     public virtual void UpdateDialogue (Communication a_Communication)
     {
         // Your basic dialogue code goes in here
     }
 }
 
 public class AdvancedDialogue : BasicDialogue
 {
     // Now override the UpdateDialogue function to change what it does for AdvancedDialogue
     public override void UpdateDialogue (Communication a_Communication)
     {
         // Your advanced dialogue code goes here
     }
 }
 
 public class ComplexDialogue : AdvancedDialogue
 {
     public override void UpdateDialogue (Communication a_Communication)
     {
         // Your complex dialogue code goes here
     }
 }

Then, you can just pass in the dialogue as a BasicDialogue and call the UpdateDialogue() function and the runtime will choose the appropriate implementation based on the object type;

 public class Communication
 {
     public void UpdateDialogue (BasicDialogue a_Dialogue)
     {
         // a_Dialogue can be of any type that inherits from BasicDialogue
         a_Dialogue.UpdateDialogue (t$$anonymous$$s);
     }
 }

Re-routing through the Communication class also seems unnecessary, but not knowing what you are using these systems for, I can't say.