Hourglass

by Acid_Fairy

Published April 19, 2005

i thought it was very good. a little confusiong, but good...are you sure you're 11?

fairy ;-P

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hekategirl
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hekategirl commented Comment · Apr 20, 2005

I like it, but I would say the same as Reichieru; I knew the 'tis's were intentional but I didn't like it. Well, I sort of liked it but not really. But it is still very good. Write more!

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Emma
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Emma wrote a review Review · Apr 20, 2005

Reichieru you are so very honest! :D For the way you told it Sam, was excellent.

If you want to get to understand it better, try reading the rest of her story. Its really good Sam! I love it! Damn you for being better than me!

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Rei
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Rei commented Comment · Apr 20, 2005

I could tell it was intentional. I just didn't like it.

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Sam
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Sam commented Comment · Apr 20, 2005

*cough* intentional *cough cough*

Lol. If it's really that bad, just tell me and I'll fix it.

(personally, I like it, but I am biased)

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Rei
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Rei commented Comment · Apr 19, 2005

At the beginning yuo start too many paragraphs with the same word

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Sam
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Sam wrote a review Review · Apr 19, 2005

I do. :wink:


I have the Continental army down and pat (coz they're easy, they didn't wear uniforms or decoration or anything) but this story has essentially nothing to do with them. Ho hum.

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Firestarter
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Firestarter commented Comment · Apr 19, 2005

Don't worry. I can be your official British army checker if you so need :wink:

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Sam
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Sam commented Comment · Apr 19, 2005

Yessssss...

thankeee Jack!

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Firestarter
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Firestarter wrote a review Review · Apr 19, 2005

‘Tis one of the soldiers, a colonel, by the look of the decoration on him. On his flat-ironed coat there are many rows of shining medals and colorful ribbons, and his hat is nearly brimming with them as well.


Are you talking about a British officer? I'm not sure you'd be able to tell a Colonel by his decoration, unless your character is that way. Also, the hat was actually called a bicorne if you want to be technical (and I do, for historical accuracy). If so, medals and such wouldn't be placed upon it as it would fall off too easily, so it wasn't really done.

Otherwise, it was great!



When a good man is hurt, all who would be called good must suffer with him.
— Euripides