Chionophobia #50 /P

by Incandescence

Published March 17, 2007

In Chionophobia/Prosthesis/Melnikov

Removed.

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Emerson
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Emerson wrote a review Review · Mar 18, 2007

Jon straddled him and put his hand over his Kyle's forehead, feeling for fever.
odd.

Kyle, I need you let go of me. For just a second, okay?"
You're missing words.

ahhh It's getting scary :-p I wonder whether the chipped him, but I also think it could be the monkey. but who has bony fingers? and they were just THERE. The virus! XD

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Riedawriter23
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Riedawriter23 wrote a review Review · Mar 18, 2007

Awww, poor Kyle. I though he was going to die, that was terrible I almost had a heartattack. I loved how you made it sound so freaky, I mean Jon wasn't really there the first time, he was just getting out of the shower? That's scary right there. And then when Kyle was struggling on the bed. *shivers* I could picture every moment of it.

So, the disease chose Kyle? I know that it can choose its victims, I didn't know that Kyle would be one of those victims so it came as a huge surprise. I hope it stops messing with them! It IS pulling them together though, whether from cold or not, they were still together and that's what matters. lol

*Claps hands*
~Rieda

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Snoink
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Snoink wrote a review Review · Mar 17, 2007

Lord knows I haven't read this story from all the way through, but the beginning caught me, so I looked at the first part (not all of it since I hate spoilers... :P).

With that said, I noticed this:

He noticed the light that usually slipped in under the main door from the hallway was off. He set the coffee to brew and went and pressed his ear to the door. He heard some ruffling near the end of the hall slowly growing louder, approaching their door.


The verbs are all the same. Well... not the same, but in the same style and there's really no variety in the sentence structure. You're going to want to fix that.



she slept with wolves without fear, for the wolves knew there was a lion among them.
— r.m. drake