Yeah, but it was another look, focusing on a different issue (being Jagex).
Here, it's a bit more complex than that, between Alex and David (or simple).
Like the ending?
03-Sep-2010 22:41:50
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Englishkid62
What did I think of the ending? Well... when I read what David said, I smiled. I did not smile because of the words he spoke, but of how you made a circle. You began with those same lines, and you ended it with them as well. I was impressed, and I hope my works become equal to yours one day.
03-Sep-2010 22:43:53
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03-Sep-2010 22:44:16
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Areno3
Still, having written this over 2 years ago, it no longer captures my writing at its best, methinks! ^^
You might wanna check out my other story.
Quite a few people believed it's better than this. (Of course, some die-hard Priceless fans didn't think so
)
And don't worry, you will
03-Sep-2010 22:45:00
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03-Sep-2010 22:45:17
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Englishkid62
I will read Brotherly Love shortly. My stomach is growling so I must find the solution to that problem first off. And I know what you mean by “not capturing your writing at its best.” Everytime I write a story, I feel pressured to rewrite it in a month or two because my writing skills have developed even more, even though only a brief period of time has passed.
That's very true! That's one frustrating thing about writing. You just keep getting better and you'll never be able to do your best, really. That of course, stems from the fact that words itself are symbols of certain meanings.
But yeah, do eat. And Brotherly Love is probably going to be a pinnacle of some sort, because the direction I am taking now is actually backwards
Well, eating must wait. There is no food in the house, and my father is taking a shower. <.< Anyways, I'm looking forward to reading Brotherly Love because I have two brothers, and I know how complicated the relationship is.