The Wolves Of Ni: Prologue.

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irishfire
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Woe, intense man. :twisted:

I liked it but it was very short.

I only found 1 error

given birth to a coupel


couple.


I agree with KevinL you probably could've put more into it on what the story is about, but maybe you want that mysterious air to it. :wink:

Other than that, I think its really good! :D

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Jaime0102 Review

I thought the prolouge was good, just one thing

She had to get back to her cubs, which she'd given birth to a coupel of weeks after she'd been exciled from her pack for attacking the deputy after he called her mate a 'Disgusting, filthy half-breed!'.


I think this sentence mabye a little long.

Again I thought it was good an I think you should keep writing. :)

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Hawkie
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Hawkie wrote a review · Thu Jul 09, 2009 3:23 pm

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The rain poured down onto the matted, black coat of the she-wolf with wings as white as clouds.


Definitely too long and awkward. I'd kick it off with "Foam and blood flooded from the she-wolf's mouth." Then go on to describe her.

She’d just been attacked by a ferocious, wolf-like creature with unforgettable scarlet eyes and fangs as large as kitchen knives.


This is telling, not showing. Don't just tell us what the creature was. Take us inside the wolf's mind, show her remembering the awful image of the creature.

She had to get back to her cubs, which she'd given birth to a coupel of weeks after she'd been exciled from her pack for attacking the deputy after he called her mate a 'Disgusting, filthy half-breed!'.


That's quite a lot of information in one sentence. It might be effective to put in a flashback back to the day she was exiled. There were a few spelling mistakes, too, which I put in bold.

Then, everything was still, even the rain had stopped.


Put a semicolon after "still" to indicate a longer pause. Or better yet, just a plain honest period. ^^

[quote] She was dead.[/quote

Obvious much? "The she-wolf breathed no more" suffices.

Keep writing!

-Hawkie-

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Nutcase Review
Nutcase wrote a review · Thu Jul 09, 2009 5:00 am

I agree with KevinL about that first sentence. It's a little bit confusing when you first read it. It is a very short prologue, but a prologue doesn't need to be that long. I also look forward to reading the rest of the story. :)

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KevinL
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KevinL wrote a review · Tue Jul 07, 2009 4:01 pm

It was a very short prologue so I can't really say too much about how the story is. I think it would've been a little more interesting if you had described what exactly had happened to the she-wolf and maybe go into a bit more detail about the she-wolf herself.

Also the first sentence is kinda awkward and I would suggest rewriting it in order to make it a little more clear. I think you need a comma between wolf and with.

I'll look forward to the rest of the story.



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