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AttheSwamp
2008-03-07
ch 1,
abuseSee - told you so :) *Grins knowingly* You ARE good at this.
All the way through this I kept wondering who the "She" was. You kept the suspense going really well and you are right - as long as you know you are valued it doesn't matter if you don't shout it from the roof tops.
Great work Toodles! :-D
BananaXPancakes
2008-03-07
ch 1,
abuseI loved it. Really excellent work, well done. :)
~Beth x
NickyK
2008-03-06
ch 1,
abuseVery well done!
EmyPink
2008-03-06
ch 1,
abuseAw, Jess, I loved it. I think you captured Cynthia's character very well. And I should have expected the Jibbs. *grins* Very nice, I love this style . . . I have used a style similar a couple of times. *hugs Jess*
alice
2008-03-06
ch 1, anon.
abusewow excelent. wow.
ImSoMMAD
2008-03-06
ch 1,
abuseBrilliantly subtle, well written, the repitition did work much better than I thought it might and the simplicity of it only made it more charming. Well done, and write again soon!

xxStellaxx
Psycho Maddy
2008-03-06
ch 1,
abuseFirstly,I've always valued the ability to keep secrets myself.That's why I was so ** at Ducky when he told Hollis about Shannon and Kelly.Cynthia is probably the most powerful character there.
I do agree with you, it is poetic.Especially this one:"This is why she doesn’t tell. She keeps her secrets to herself"
Mrs.Scott323
2008-03-06
ch 1,
abuseI loved it! It's so.. mysterious. Yes, that's the best way to descibe it.
It's like she's an all seeing eye. Observing, knowing but never judging.
Perfect!
elflordsmistress
2008-03-06
ch 1,
abuseoh this was PERFECTION!
really really REALLY well executed
and the short phrasing worked wonderfully well
very well done, my dear
VERY WELL DONE!
xx
aserene
2008-03-06
ch 1,
abusethat was awesome! I really liked it, liked it a lot! Great work!
Qoheleth
2008-03-06
ch 1,
abuseDear Miss-Margaret:

Do I detect a slight note of insecurity in your author's note? I could be wrong, but it seems to me that someone who was really certain of the effectiveness of her style wouldn't need to preface a story with three lines of self-justification.

Sincerely,
Qoheleth
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