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A dream sequence relived. Though when telling dreams, they never come across to anyone else, the same way they did to us in the dream world, so this author has chosen to embelish certain parts in order to clarify for us in the real world just what went on in this dream. A zombie filled experience...
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~A leap goes from spewing guts, to rolling in waste, yet the waste isn't mentioned until later in the paragraph. What if it were to read "spewing guts from both ends"? Merely a suggestion.
~towards~ represents directional movement or action of time. In speech many people like to take the action words and give them an added syllable "s" to help propel them forward. Already being a word of action, this effort is unnecessary and leads to creating a slang term. This terminology then transfers into our writing. Now, if the piece of writing already contains slang terminology throughout the piece, then this would be acceptable, if not, then I would alter the word to the proper form, as I suggest with this instance. This also happens with forward, beside, inward, downward, afterward, outward, backward, and upward, to name a few.
~starting a sentence with a conjunction but or and creates an incomplete sentence for the reader. This can be changed by adding a comma and joining the sentence with the previous one, since they are of the same subject. That, or drop the conjunction and open strong for the next sentence. Though the use of conjunctions to start sentences is becoming more of a norm in todays writings, it is still frowned upon in many writing circles.
~ As I scanned over the gym and I told myself what I saw.
To me, this reads better with the bold word than with the conjunction. Using the conjunction and in the middle of the sentence here makes it an incomplete sentence or thought.
~“Ok so their zombies now”
instead of their it should be they are
~my sexy 07’ Pontiac Grand Pree.
As a fellow writer and Grand Prix owner, lets make sure we have that as GRAND PRIX... now I have to go look and see if I am right, or you are... but lets also, since calling it sexy, add the color too. Give it some added class, not that the car needs it... It stands on it's own merits...
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I liked how you could not tell all that much which parts were embelishment and which were dream memory. It is hard sharing dreams, and they fade fast, leaving minute pieces of what really transpired. So taking the time to write the dream down, and then filling in the blanks, proved to be a worthy experiment for this is a good writing on a zombie experience.
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