Goodness; for flash fiction, this is quite vivid. o-o
Nicely done, artemis15sc! I'm impressed by how you could communicate so much in so few words. What began as a slightly creepy scene, which provided enough details to leave the reader wary of what is about to happen, but not so much as to leave the reader guessing accurately about future events in the story, quickly turned in a gruesome, but vivid and amazing, scene, and I love it. Obviously, this guy picked the wrong person to call rude names, and be basically a horrible jerk to. Beyond that, due to the plot of the story, I'm fascinated by, in just 400-500 words, you were able to describe the general relationship between the former couple so vividly, and the dramatic way that the girl first takes revenge, with what I assume is dark magic, and then murders herself afterwards. This story is clear, the details here are vivid, and I can envision everything. I can see the way that she caresses her doll, the way she takes out the pieces of the broken doll, and see the dismembered remains of what had once been her lover. This story is a flash fiction masterpiece, an excellent composition of a shocking plot event, amazing details that displayed the scene clearly, and highlighted the central conflict of the story in such an apparent manner. Great job!
I would like to, however, point out a couple of errors in the story:
Her legs burned in protest as she forced them stiffly forward, but she couldn't stop now, she had to see.
In this case, when you're connecting two independent clauses, you should connect them with a semicolon, in the event that you have not already used something else or have not included a conjunction with the comma. Therefore, please place a semicolon between "now" and "she," in place of the comma already there.
soft hair like angel wings
Insert a dash between "hair" and "like."
The house was around the next street, she remembered though she had not been there in some time.
Insert a comma after the word "remembered."
They were already there, she had to hurry.
Once again, remember what I said about connecting two independent clauses; replace the comma with a semicolon.
His eyes would look and no other woman's, his lips scream that she was a whore and lying scum no more.
I assume that you meant "at," not "and," correct?
Nonetheless, I loved this story. It was concise, it was vivid, and it was intense. It's not too often that I see a horror story so masterfully composed as this is, and I'm deeply impressed. I enjoyed reading this from start to finish, and I like this dramatic scene of revenge that you have composed. Great job!
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