 Ai-Yami730 2006-11-28 . chapter 1oh my god! i love this story! it's perfect! drama, sex, and comedy! but now i'm scared to read the rest...it don't want ed to die! well, anyways, you are an AWESOME writer! ^_^ |
 Mishirure 2006-10-22 . chapter 2This was a really good story. :D It actually had a plot to it, which is rare in these types of stories. The ending was rather bittersweet, though. Very good, but bittersweet. I won't lie, it saddended up a little bit to read Edward's fear about not coming back. But very excellent, nonetheless.
Now, time for my regular dose of constructive critism!!
Everything is really good. Just try and make a few sentances a little shorter... like Pinako's second last speaking line, for instance. It's all written like it's in once sentance. If you could try doing it like this:
"As I said, I don’t like it. But I will, for Winry’s sake. And part of me is glad you did this, it will be too hard on her if you are gone for good without some assurances . . . you do still intend to make her happy until such a time, then?”
It just makes it seem to flow a little smoother, and not seem so jumbled. Whenever I read a sentance like that, I read it as if the character is speaking very quickly. Because there are no breaks, or pauses, or finished sentances (even though most of my sentances in that example above aren't even complete sentances) it just... speeds up in my mind. So if you could work on that, I'm sure your stories would be even more amazing. :D
Also, maybe you should proof-read your work before posting. There are a couple of missing words here and there, and though I get the basic idea of what's being said, or what word you meant to use, some people might not. So after you're done writing it, leave it for a while, like over night if you've finished it in the evening, or if you've finished in the middle of the day, leave the computer for a little while (like an hour or an hour and half or something) and do something else to get your mind off of it. Then, with your eyes fresh and relaxed, read through it again, and you'll spot the mistakes you've made, or words you've missed.
Good work! Keep it up!
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