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I actually very much enjoyed it!

Add some twists in there and the sentences are a little dense so you can shorten them and make some of them not as complex, but i loved it!
but no, her soul was relentless
it would not give into this strange
Hael, Alantra took one gasping
breath..........




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hey Jocelyn!!

wow..i remember reading the prologue in your notebook. it does seem A LOT shorter. it took me like 3 days to read it because of other people reading...or it was just a bad time in class.

ANYWAYS...I'm not quite sure what Sela Locke is actually saying. There's some imagery in there [Dark, ominous clouds covered the moon; casting a shadow over the valley as rain began to fall] dialogue and what not.
In my personal opinion...excluding everyone else...I think it's a pretty good book...er..prologue right here. It'd be awesome if you published it. :D that may be way out there, but oh well.

KEEP WRITING!!
[even though you finished this book..right?? yeah...haha]

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It was a good prologue, but it would be better with a lot more emotion. The descriptions were good, but you seemed to use the semicolon or a dash in some places where a comma would be more appropriate, and the story was a little flat because you were telling us what the characters were feeling. Otherwise, this was a good beginning- keep writing!
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that sounded pretty good when r u posting the next part



Pain is filtered in a poem so that it becomes finally, in the end, pleasure.
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