On the bright side. When you get the pact right, it's spot on. I think your dialogue is often handled better than your descriptive stuff.
Of course YMMV etcFounder member Golgafrinchan 'B' Ark
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It would probably also help if I didn't type it up in the little input boxes on HuSi but instead wrote it down and gave it another read a day later.
Dialogue a strength? Funny.. I always thought my dialogue lackluster.. but YMMV.. maybe I should write screenplays instead :P.
In conclusion, I give myself a D- for pacing but an A+ for grammar and spelling. Mrs. Patterson my 2nd grade teacher would be proud.
I'll just have to rework this section if I ever finish up the story and put it all together somewhere.
However, the next part I only have a rough idea about so whenever I get around to that (maybe not this weekend since I'll be in SF) it should prove much more pleasing. That's also when I do the best.. when I have no idea I tend to ramble on and on until there's like a magic talking carp and no one needs that shit. When I have too much of an idea I get bored and barrel through it like.. I dunno.. Donkey Kong. (B-but.. that's a gorilla, not a donkey!)
In conclusion, this is a really long answer to a simple question and it's pretty self-involved. Good thing it's on the Internets.. home of the morbidly self-involved postings.