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Stuner2300

Stuner2300

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Plot x20: 17. Your plot was well defined. I don't know why exactly I'm taking off points, but I feel the need too. I can't place my finger on it though.

Description x10: 8.5. Very good description, but not the best. You could have described what Sukrae looked like, the headband came out of nowhere.

Readability x10: 5. You need to make a new paragraph when someone new is speaking! I cannot emphasize this enough. It's cruical that you make a new paragraph.

Character Devolpment x20: 18. The whole love thing between Teagen and Sukrae was a very nice touch. But Teean(why did you choose such a hard name!) didn't have that much CD. You need to keep it balanced.

Spelling x20: 13. I found numerous errors, but it wasn't the worst. May I recomend to use MS word when you write? It helps so much.

Grammar x20: 5. You need to make a new paragraph O_o ! And you need to capitalize things inside the quotes! I found numerous punctuation errors... You need to work on this a lot!

Total: 66.5 I enjoyed the story but your grammar kind of turned me away. I liked it, never the less.

09-Sep-2006 23:20:32

Anne Lauten

Anne Lauten

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Back at camp, the three didn't really feel much like talking.

They just walked around the camp doing things like chopping wood (Taena), washing themselves in the brook (Teegan), and watching Teegan wash herself in the brook (Sukrae).

When the sun began to set they watched the colors for a while, and then, one by one, went into the shelter to sleep.

The new day dawned coldish and drear, with a slight mist coming from the skies. Teegan crawled out of the shelter, blinking at the cold, dim light. However, when she saw the mist and the way that everything seemed to be extreamly damp, she decided that perhaps exiting the shelter was not such a good idea, and crawled back in. She curled up, trying to get as much warmth as possible, and waited for one of the others to wake up.

Soon Taena woke, to be confronted by the same wet and dreary scene.

"We have to get out of here," Teegan muttered, "otherwise my skin is going to fall off before we even GET to Kerr."

Taena looked out again at the mist and shivered. "Same here," she agreed, "are you sure you and Sukrae are well enough to travel though?"

"Anything to get out of this and start DOING something," Teegan growled, "I'll ask Sukrae."

"Ask me what?" asked Sukrae blearily, blinking at the girls.

"Teegan and I want to get going," Taena told him, "are you feeling well enough to leave?"

"Yeah, I guess," Sukrae responded, "I mean, we're not doing anything here, and with the damp, I'm going to rot before we reach Kerr."

"That's exactly what I said!" Teegan exclaimed, suddenly springing to action. "What way should we go?"

"I say north," Taena said thoughtfully, "Kerr would have made his fortress there."

"You know best," Teegan grinned, only to be swatted by Taena two seconds later. "Let's pack."

About twenty minutes later the trio was ready to go, having packed everything that was packable (and even a few that were not, Taena trying to carry the firewood).

10-Sep-2006 00:58:34 - Last edited on 28-Oct-2006 00:36:20 by Anne Lauten

Anne Lauten

Anne Lauten

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They set off with Taena leading.

Sukrae began to notice that they didn't seem to be going in the right direction, and then they came to the cave that they had first come out of.

Taena walked along the rock until they came to the place where they had laid Keppon.

"I thought that we should at least say goodbye," Taena said, waving towards the grave, "I mean, it doesn't seem right to just leave."

Teegan looked at the grave, the flowers had wilted a bit, and water dripped from them like tears. The stone had changed color with the drizzle, from a light gray, to a deeper shade of the same color.

"Goodbye," she told the stone, "we're off to finish the quest."

"We'll kill Kerr, don't worry," said Taena.

"And we'll avenge your wife too, I promise," Sukrae added.

They set off, bowed over to keep off the rain, soon vanishing into the gray world.

Left behind, the flowers continuted to weep, running down over the gravestone and turning the dirt to mud with their tears.

10-Sep-2006 00:59:18 - Last edited on 28-Oct-2006 00:36:59 by Anne Lauten

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