Using a pronoun outside of quotations to refer to a person mentioned in quotations who hasn't been introduced yet

make grammatical sense? It seems to work intuitively, but I'm just not sure. It's also a tough question to google, as it turns out, so any reply would be much appreciated.

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Using a pronoun outside of quotations to refer to a person mentioned in quotations who hasn't been introduced yet

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