Post seven, a few paragraphs down you call Reynolds "Reynlods".
Paragraph two of post seven page eighteen. "She was afraid of she opened her mouth," I think "of" is a typo of "if" in this situation?
Third paragraph, post eight of page eighteen, Lucas says "Happy Saint Valentine's Day," which was almost enough to make me stop reading the story. I know it's a small thing, but just having Valentine's day in a whole different world from ours is odd, since I do believe there is history behind the day, and I really doubt that history from our planet Earth would have been important all the way in Gielinor, which is likely a far distant realm. I continued to read, but this was like a barrier that I had to climb before I was able to take in any further events.
Post six, page twenty, first paragraph, you say "were he to fall was heroically as Martin had," I think by "was" you meant "as", you also say "saving his life," which is greatly confusing, as saving ones own life is in a way impossible, though I guess not getting themselves killed counts. This is one of the many things it makes it seem like you're trying to say, "were he to fall heroicly, saving his own life." I know that's not what you mean, but it's just hard to understand, and I haven't got a clue what you DO mean. In fact, after re-reading it, I'm not even sure if the "was" mentioned above was a typo.
First paragraph, post three, page 22 has "when I just thinking how", I think you meant to add "was" before that "I"?
Paragraph three, post three, page thirty. Lucas writes "I a man named Martin," I think you should remove the "I", as that seems like you're implying he made friends with himself, Martin, and Gavin.
Last paragraph of post two, page thirty-one. "By now the horse and slowed", I think you mean "horse HAD slowed"?
In post three of page thirty-three, James says "should warn you, I will I have to spend " I think you accidentally added the second "I"?
28-Oct-2009 10:49:06