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Originally Posted by Alobar
Decided to write a story, so I can get some practice at writing so I can write a movie or something and make millions (inspired by the crappy writing that was Bridesmaids, heh).
So if you get bored and have nothing better to do and want to read something I wrote, have fun (and for the sake of the story, "Majerle" is pronounced "Mar-Lee")
www.idspispopd.net/story.odt
Im a big fan of criticism, so if it sucks feel free to tell me, if you tell me why itll be helpful, but if not thats fine to
I read the whole thing. Has some potential. Apart from a few typos, such as "id" and "tho" (nbd since it's, I'm assuming, an early draft), and the average sentence being too long, I like it.
I like how part one establishes the crisis, immediately. Cuts right to the chase. It yearns, however, for two-or-three more sentences painting the peril of Majerle, establishing it with vivid sensory detail. You have "raging waters" and "unyielding rapids" already, but, alone, those are not enough. Come up with some specific details about her peril (e.g. "she was tumbling towards a sheet of knife-like rocks," "she momentarily disappeared beneath the foamy mist."
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If anything, I'd add a paragraph or two to the opening and remove one or two from the middle.
1 I'm just coming up with these on the spot, so, with a little bit of thought, you can surely create better ones.