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I know there's a lot of spelling and grammar errors, but I posted these chapters last summer. I've edited them since them with the help of all the other critiques I've recieved. I just didn't bother to do the same with the chapters that I posted on YWS, they already got critiqued and the original is edited, so what's the point? Do you see my logic?
Once again, a very well written story! But also, there are still those parallelism errors and the red italics. I think just plain italics would work fine.
Love it!
I still think the use of red is a little excessive. After all, if this were published in novel form, would it use red ink? Surely we all imagine our work in print sometimes
The correct spelling is "welled", weld is joining metal with heat - but here you really need another form of the verb, like "He began to feel tears well up..."
This is a little redundant. He begins to feel tears, then tears flow from his eyes, then he cries soft cries. I think just one or two descriptions of his tears would suffice. Also, the sentence structure in this paragraph has little variation.
This is just my opinion but the "invisible speaker" has a lot of variation in its voice. The first line is very simple and straightforward, while the last line is long and uses some lofty language and description.
I feel like you could really expand this sentence by using some higher vocabulary and more vivid description. As it stands, it's more telling than showing.
Yo..da? *blink*
I would have inserted a paragraph break just before the dialogue.
I'm still confused about what exactly a Dragon Knight is. It's different from a demon, right?
I think it would be fine just to say that "the soldier had hit his mother". This is just my opinion, but I think it's sort of confining when we experience everything by looking through the character as if he were a window - does that make sense?
This all happens very quickly. Perhaps you could find a way to make this sentence/paragraph linger on a little longer to emphasize this moment.
I think you meant "the," otherwise this sentence sounds a little awkward.
The action in these sentences is a little redundant, describing the fingers twice. I don't think that you need the "on both hands" either.
I think that this is almost a little too much description, telling us exactly where every single crossbow bolt is hitting him.
Awuh ;-;
Over all, you've done a good job, your plot is moving quickly. I think that you could add a little more punch to your writing by using some higher vocabulary and less generic words. Try not to repeat descriptions or phrases - new material is what keeps people reading. Nice chapter.
This was good. The conversation between kai and the Demon(I guess) was well done. Though not crazy about the red font. Italics would do. ONly a few problems through out. A tense change and a few added letters.
The last part confused me. I mean, how did they shoot him so many times in such a confined space? Also you never tell us if he kills the gaurds or not? You might want to look that over and change it around.
Ah... I feel sorry for Kai, he's practically lost verything hasn't he? Anyway, I can't find anything wrong with it apart from:
That doesn't really sound right, change it to something along the lines of 'Each shot causing'.
THIS IS JUST MY OPINION!
~ Shadowsun