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Hey!
Great job, as usual. There just was one thing that I didn't quite understand that the reviewers above me didn't mention.
Did you really mean chuckling? If so, how do you chuckle three times?
Can't wait to see what happens next!
zOe
PS Do you mind PM-ing me when a new chapter / part comes out?
Hey! Basket here once again! Sorry, saw this and thought, OMG I have to read it! Anyhoo, I review the same way as before. If you don't remember, I'm sure it'll be pretty obvious, especially since a lot of YWS members review the same way...
Anyhoo! Lets get started!
"longing" to "lounging".
To me, this sounds awkward. I would say:
"...I knocked, despite the fact that Mom scolded me..."
This made me giggle for a moment...
I'm pretty sure you meant, "rapping".
Sarcasm, I'm assuming? Let us know with an eye roll or a burst of irritation through Veronica.
I think you're missing a word or two here?
I think that has to be capitalized... though not one hundred percent sure.
"my" to "me".
And why did she keep her eyes elsewhere? Because she was glad? Embarressed? Annoyed?
"small" to "fine".
Ehrmm... take off the "r"?
A: "pajamas".
B: When did she change into her pajamas?
"retor" to "retort", possibly?
You go from past to present here. Switch it to: "I knew Dad hated".
"I didn't think you'd have a problem with it."
Haha. Twittered. Sorry.
Dad opened the door and held it for Rae. I trailed a steady distance behind them, not wanting to get too close and lead her to believe I actually wanted to listen to her talk. Dad pushed open the door to the stairs with a metallic clunk before ushering us ahead. “Ladies first.”
Making...?
You missed a little italics coding there. ^
^ More missed italics coding.
"through" to "throw".
Niiiiiice.
[i]Very interesting chapter. Well... part of a chapter anyway. Ahhh, you should hurry it up and get the next part out.
As for your poll, I voted that Rae's, "good but could use some work". Have her have more emotions later and when she starts to cry, have her cry for more than two seconds. Other than that...
Good job!
Can't wait to see the next part!
-Basket-
I think you mean "lounging" not "longing".
This was just worded weirdly. I had to read it a few times for it to make sense, and even then it still felt wrong.
This one made my eyes go wide for a second. "Rapping" not "raping"... Honest mistake... Raping is... Well, you know...
Making the knocks all one word is a little distracting. Separate them by commas or something.
You should get rid of the "my mom wasn't... with discussing" part. You've already made that obvious by her tone, and telling us her mother is a touchy subject only hurts the effect.
I'd personally get rid of "I thought". You don't need a dialogue tag since we already know it's Ronnie thinking. It is from her point of view, after all. Plus you've got her as the main aspect of this paragraph, so it makes the fact it's her thinking even more obvious.
Whenever someone is joking, you have a habit of always writing "(insert character name) said jokingly." Once in a while I guess it's okay, but try other ways. Maybe "he joked" (not much change, but I think it's far better than the other way), "he laughed", "he chuckled", "he giggled". Just try to find some variations.
"Tipped" not "topped".
"Hopped" not "hoped".
Wait... my... cat-fight senses are... tingling!
Look over this section here. In your story it's all italicized even though it shouldn't and there's a stray [i] here and there.
"Throw" not "through".
I'm not sure what you mean by warning. Like, "Touch my girlfriend and I'll go medieval on you"? Or is it "look out, a flying frappachino"? The meaning is a bit too vague.
She's looking for a place of escape, is she not? A place of peace and quiet where she can be alone and tend to her emotional wounds? If so, then referring to the trees as "like a cage" is not a good idea. It symbolizes entrapment, lack of freedom, sadness, and possibly fear. It's not the best way to describe the forest at this time.
Well done once again! I'm loving this. You had more typos than usual in this one (the one that stands out is the "raping" one), so go through your chapters a few more times than usual to catch those from now on. Other than that, it was great! Keep the PMs coming.