Warning: This work has been rated 18+ for language and violence.
I was gloomy, depressed and tired. I sat in a worn out bar near a busy cafe. I always thought of myself as an inevitable bomb waiting to explode corrupting all those affected by my radius. I stared down into an empty bottle making sure that i didn't look a man who was about to jump off the Big Ben. I was sure that i was emotionless, dark and damp that nothing could make me feel something... or even anything again.
A man fat and circle looking erupted from his armchair and screamed in joy as his favorite team had scored.
I wondered why people cared so much for a rubbish waste of time. That eluded me like my wife eludes me everyday but thats another story for another time.
I looked at the man and though i might as well cheer myself up. So i grabbed the bottle and threw it at the man. His face looked bewildered and confused. I tried not to laugh but i just went hysterical. He removed the shards of glass from his face and looked at me with such fury. I knew that i was in for a rumble. He ran and grabbed me with his bear like arms and suplexed me through a table. His face still gushing out blood. I didn't dare to fight back, dont want to use my power for evil and whatnot. He proceeded to pummel me into a pebble. I was then thrown out from the bar through a window. Laying on the pavement with bits of broken glass surrounding me like a fish in water, i said to myself. ''First time i felt alive.'' I laughed.
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You don't want to put dialogue between any block of text. Here, you have "First time I felt alive." between the first half of the paragraph and "I laughed."
You could instead say:
...bar through a window. I lie on the pavement with bits of broken glass surrounding me like a fish in water. I laughed. "First time I felt alive."
I would generally opt to "Show" rather than "Tell" I'm sure you've heard of this before.
The first three lines you say, "I was gloomy, depressed, and tired."
An easy way to "Show" that you're tired is simple. You can say something about your muscles feeling weak, your muscles aching, or general feeling of fatigue as an example. For the former two you might say something about not being receptive to funny jokes or conversation or add in a part where another character tries to talk to your MC but he doesn't respond.
You're also forgetting to capitalize "I" and you're missing some punctuation. I recommend at least putting through a Grammarly check. It has a free version and a paid version. It will fix some silly mistakes such as not capitalizing or some basic commas.
Hey there! Eli here for a review of your work!
I will be taking parts of your work and sectioning them, they will be in orange below in this review. The story was interesting, short and simple. I got to be in a place of a man with emotionless thoughts about himself and maybe even a death wish. The concept of the whole story is okay but the thing that bothers me is the way it looks thanks to wrong use of words and not well built sentences, this let the reader with the impression that the work is not worth their time. And even I would think like that but why not give this short sweetie a try? All I will be doing in this review might be only edits but this is what this work actually needs. After a simple editing, the work can be so much better looking!
I was gloomy, depressed and tired. I sat in a worn out bar near a busy cafe. I always thought of myself as an inevitable bomb waiting to explode corrupting all those affected by my radius. I stared down into an empty bottle making sure that I didn't look like a man who was about to jump off the Big Ben. I was sure that I was emotionless, dark and damp that nothing could make me feel something... or even anything again.
A man, fat and circle looking, erupted from his armchair and screamed in joy as his favorite team had scored.
I wondered why people cared so much for a rubbish that was just waste of time. That eluded me like my wife eluded me everyday but that,s another story for another time.
I looked at the man and thought I might as well cheer myself up. So I grabbed the bottle and threw it at the man. His face looked bewildered and confused. I tried not to laugh but I just went hysterical. He removed the shards of glass from his face and looked at me with such fury. I knew that I was in for a rumble. He ran and grabbed me with his bear like arms and suplexed me through a table. His face still gushing out blood. I didn't dare to fight back, don't want to use my power for evil and whatnot. He proceeded to pummel me into a pebble. I was then thrown out from the bar through a window. Laying on the pavement with bits of broken glass surrounding me like a fish in water, I said to myself. ''First time I am feeling/feel alive.'' I laughed.
Keep on writing!
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So, first off, welcome to YWS! Secondly, this grammar, man. You're missing punctuation all over the place, some spelling is off, and caps isn't really necessary or recommended in story writing.
I'm just gonna take your whole first paragraph and show you how it could be better with stronger grammar.
And because just leaving it like that will drive me crazy.So...
This needs a lot of work... You have a bunch of run-on sentences, lowercase I's, missing periods, lotsa problems. Let's take it piece by piece.
There's at least three sentences here, all crammed into one. A much better way to write this would be “The world was pure that night. Nothing could have stopped me. I was a bomb just waiting to go off.”
Bombs don't “happen” and “inevitable bomb” doesn't really make sense.
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Sorry, but... what does this even mean? I don't even know how to help with this, sorry. Good luck on that.
Now this I can fix. Let's see...
“I sat there, wondering how things might have been if I'd gone up there. Zero gravity does a lot for your height, I'd heard. I was just a small man whose wife had left him and had recently lost his job. Why? I thought. Why did this have to happen to me? I'd done terrible things before, but that was in the past, and the past was buried. Or was it?”
See? Isn't that better? Now, keep in mind that these are just suggestions (and examples of proper grammar). You can choose to use this directly, edit the story yourself with the help I've provided (I'd prefer you do this), or just leave it as it is.
You're also gonna need to specify what "there" is in the first sentence.
Moving on!
As I said before, caps aren't necessary or recommended in story-writing. A simple exclamation mark after the shouting bits will do fine. If you really want to emphasize the shouting, then italics can help. As for the 2-0 bit, I'm not entirely sure what to do with that...
Oh! You also might want to add a sentence to the previous sentence that clarifies the man is in a bar of some sort.
This needs quite a bit of work too. If your main character is saying “urghh” then there need to be quotation marks there. If he's thinking it, then italics are useful once again.
You'll need to capitalize all the individual I's here and separate that second sentence into a couple others.
*helps with last sentence*
“I put my glass down and headed for the exit, only to be stopped by the drunk fool.”
You need dialogue tags! Y'know, like how you specify who's saying what? Granted, it can be assumed that the “drunk fool” is the first to speak, but you should still clarify.
(Again, the wording I provided is just a suggestion, as is having the drunk guy use “ain't” :p)
Hopefully you realize what needs to be fixed where now and can figure out the rest yourself. I will pick at the ending paragraph before I close this, though, soooo...
Please, please, please capitalize the first word of a sentence. Unless this is a poem and you prefer such a style, you need to capitalize.
*fixes grammar and things*
“For the first time ever, I knew where I was going and I had a chance to step away from the laughter and embarrassment. I finally knew.”
Alright, there you go. I apologize if I came off as harsh or rushed through anything. I'm a bit pressed for time at the moment. Thank you, though, for providing me with an easier work to review. :p I haven't reviewed anything in a long while.
Hopefully this helps. Good luck, and keep writing!
- Hatt