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giantslenate09 - When Marcella is hearing about Robert's death, George says 'Mr. Robert Franks past away in the line of duty on the 8th day of August.' so he is a soldier in Germany. She was sitting at the same table with Wilmer and Francine, because Francine kicked her leg under the table. Thanks for the review!
ballerina13 - I will add more description of Marcella in this chapter. Thanks for the review!
I really enjoyed this. I thought that you developed your characters very well, emotionally, that is. I feel though that you could have given more description of you MC and the supporting characters. You left off at a very good point in the story. It made me want to read on. I eagerly wait for the second chapter. This has potential. Great job!
I wore a beautiful red satin dress, with the necklace Robert gave me. Robert is my sweetheart, he’s in Germany right now.
#400000 ">what was the necklace like? was matching with the dress? What is he doing in germany? whats his profession?
I was going start talking with Wilmer and Francine, but they were talking about personal bills to pay. So, I played with my golden hair and waited for the speaker to start speaking
#400000 ">I was going to head over and talk with Wilmer and Francine
I liked your last paragraph it was a really good ending
I just noticed that right now, I will change it. Thanks for the review!
Hey I loved this but I think that when the speaker gave the medal it was a bit corny. You should put something more official sounding than 'for an outstanding job'. This guy just risked his life in the army and all he gets is a crump of medal and a petty compliment? Well at least make the petty ompliment more military sounding. I sincerely really like this regardless.
I'm going to read the next part right now!
I have posted the second part up! You can go here to read it: post645917.html#p645917
Thank you for the review! You're suggestions has helped me greatly; I'll work on the flaws and hopefully the story will improve.
#00BF00 ">Hello there! I'm Ben, love the story! Here's just a note of my thoughts and improvements...
Well, I hope my suggestions might've helped you (: If any of them don't make any sense, feel free to PM me!
Overall
- The plot you've created so far is brilliant
- Your balance between atmosphere and keeping your character is excellent
- Fix the small errors
- Flows beautifully on most of your writing, tweak the bits where it doesn't quite so.
- Keep writing! Want to see more of your stuff
Ben.
The comma isn't needed.
The sentence should be split into two after there.
This part is explained too quickly. Try to add a little more information.
Spell out numbers.
This is a perfect ending.
Overall, it was interesting and detailed, but there were a few parts where it could had been lengthened. This is a great start.
This is a great way to start a book, and I think it could end up great when it's finished.
One thing though, it's the Medal of Honour, not metal. You kept confusing them.
Great start! I love the character names. The first line is terrific! (I would change 'their' to 'its' just because grammar stuff.) I like the simple sentences. By removing some of the 'me's and 'my's, it would be easier to read on, give more of a push for the reader.
Though boyfriend is a fine term to use, I think in this time era it would be nice to hear about courting or something along those lines. It just seems a bit modern. And I also think this sentence could be split into two.
Keep going with this!