“Jonathon,” Dr. Colbert said, lightly tapping on the door and stepping inside.makes me think of Steven Colbert. Ha ha.
“I could feel it. It was watching us—it spoke to us.”I'm being reminded of, what was it, 30? And of our discussion over Ch. and the virus or what ever it is, you drop hints like wild
He had suspected something had happened to Sarah, but what would involve these two?I don't like this sentence. Not only does it read funny, it sounds like something you wouldn't write. That is flat out telling. By the way he's shouting and yelling, we can already see this. If I were you I would strike the line out entirely. But, that is me.
“No,” Jonathon shook his head. “It was only certain patients. They—”again I think of our conversation. Of course there wasn't one. They were chosen. I love having Ch talks with you. I pick up more things when I'm reading it that way...
“What was the common denominator?”
“There wasn’t one.”
Jonathon shifted again his seat.missing words.
Jonathon glowered at them as he took his seat again. He didn’t like being told what to do. He never had. And he certainly didn’t like being told what to do by strangers.for some reason your narration in this number just sounds so hokey to me, or silly. It just doesn't sound "right" maybe it even sounds forced? I'm not sure why, but when I read the narration I sort of cringe inside. It doesn't sound right. Sorry, I'm sure that isn't very helpful...
Sarah was being treated in the ER.this sentence seems real trivial.