I liked the dialogue you used I also like the way the story flowed from start to finish.
You could expand on the story if you wanted. Maybe about the second robber who had gotten away. Did he come for revenge against the hostage who had given police information? Was he cornered and involved in a shoot out?
A couple of ideas maybe?.
I like the way you have laid your story out too. Not on top of each other but nice spacing between paragraphs makes for easier reading.
I like this story. You managed to fit a full tale into such a small word count.
The ending was a nice touch first the piano gets Steve then it gets his girlfriend.
You could take it further maybe have the skeletons become part of a ghostly musical troupe playing for the ghostly hierarchy.
What dialogue you used worked and fit into the story nicely. I like the way you inserted texting into the story, because like it or love it everyone uses text messaging more than calling now.
I struggled at first to see what she was up to. I like your dialogue between the two women especially when she was detailing about the affair.
I still do not understand how she will get onto television but you certainly put some effort into it.
I like the ending where you had the attorney jump for the gun and try a shot at her. When the whole thing would be investigated that would definitely get her the interviews she craves.
I can't say i enjoyed reading this, but that is only because of the subect matter. I have two young girls.
Anyway the piece itself. It was a nice piece of writing the story flowed from start to finish smoothly with no sharp corners so to speak.
The storyline was good, it certainly made me stop and think. I could feel his loss and then when at the end you added the wife into the mix you hit the jackpot so to speak.
I was thinking this guy had had it bad losing his daughter then bam you hit us with the hammer blow. Nice touch at the end it gave it an added twist. Instead of being a sad story it turned into a travesty.
Nice job.
I cannot comment on grammar it is one of the things i get criticised most for myself.
I did enjoy the writing even though it came a bit too close to one of my personal nightmares.
The sad thing is, it is so good because it is the sort of thing we could envision someone actually doing.
I liked the ending where even though he makes it out the office he will not escape. you also give us a scene where the vaccine has been used and the men are comliant non communicative near zombies.
You could do a lot with this. Have your doctor escape and start working on an anti-virus. Organise a resistance cell. Infaltrate government and try to get a reversal that way.
A nice story, i noticed a couple of small typo's that you may want to fix, nothing serious.
I liked the way you had him not wanting to admit to his cousin that he wanted a date. Very much a guy thing.
The next bit threw me a little, '" This outta be fun I thought to myself. "Yep, it will be" she said.'. If he thought it, how did she answer?
Unless you plan to put a twist in and she is a ghost or spirit or something. Either way it is not a bad thing. It only made me ask the question it did not in anyway put me off reading the story.
Do you plan on taking it further?
With the halloween theme you could take it down the horror route, or teens romance, mystery, or a combination of a few different themes.
I liked the way the story changed slightly when he saw Morisha. You could quite obviously tell he was smitten.
Nice job i look forward to reading more if you develop it further.
Nice story, i liked the build up the explanation about always building a haunted house.
I did guess what was coming but saying that i still enjoyed reading this.
You could take this story in a few different directions should you decide to build off it.
You leave us with us asking questions such as, how did she get home? Why is she tied to the house? How come she did not know she had died?
Loads of potential.
You could even turn it into a story about her realising she is a ghost, coming into her haunting powers or even throw a comedic slant on it like Beetlejuice.
One mistake i noticed, i think you missed a word out 'the attendant and both said at the same time' I think 'I' is missing. I may be wrong but it doesn't quite flow.
A space added 'looked a t the car'.
But to be fair if that is all there is to pick up on that is a good thing an easy fix for you.
I do the same sort of thing, i get into the story start writing and my fingers cannot keep up with my mind. I have loads of this type of mistake.
Your story flowed nicely for such a small word count. You had a definate beginning with the auction, the middle where you were waiting for the husband to come back and the finish when the car took them on their adventure.
Obviously you have plenty of scope to take this further with a time travelling device. I am not sure how easy that would be with the differences in the environments and keeping the time lines straight. Could be a good challenge for you.
I enjoyed reading this i noticed a couple of mistakes 'She was gasping, head over her mouth' Should that have been hand over the mouth. 'staring reluctantly at he portal' and i think that should have been 'the'.
Nothing much really. The story flows nicely and i like the twist at the end where your character had been suspiscious and programmed a second portal.
The dialogue you used worked well.
A nice little story. Do you plan to take it further? Perhaps they come back to arrest him or something, or maybe you tell the story of the development of the world.
Nice story, at first I thought you were going down the avatar route with water bending. It was a nice pleasant surprise when you did not and hit us with the dragon.
You had some nice descriptive phrases in this that worked really well.
I like the part about snail mail describing how it worked in the olden days. I can remember those days myself and having to lick the stamps to send those snail mail letters.
Whilst I was reading this I realised that there are probably a lot on here who may have never sent a real letter. Fair enough they may have seen formal letters or bills and advertisements sent through the mail but most of the modern youth use text or e mail.
Anyway a nice pleasant story with a funny ending that I enjoyed reading. Thank you for sharing this with us.
It makes you think also especially in light of the last 100 years in Europe how many have fought because they had to and did not want to? How many have sat in the back of trucks to carry out a duty they believed wrong but known if they didn't carry it out they would be the ones in trouble?
Nice little backstory. Then an incident to set the idea of him being upset with his lot, then BOOM got him.
We have all been in the same position i imagine. The first one is usually the worst one.
Break ups affect each of us differently, like your story people can grow from them and learn and move on. Other cannot, they dwell in the past and things fester and twist at them to in some cases they take their own lives or in other they withdraw and become bitter and twiste.
What i am awkwardly getting to is some of these diffrent ways of dealing with a break up could be used to expand your story or you could explore writing several different versions. One where he moves on, one where he gets bitter and twisted, one where he strikes out in revenge at his former love and new love etc..
The dialogue you used worked well. You also painted some nice scenes with your descriptive phrases.
From a grammar point of view i cannot help i need improvement there myself.
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