Title: everything in its place
Author:
jadeddivaRating: M for implied sexual situations
Warnings: none, really
Word Count: 3370
Summary: Emmett Cullen is not a man of many words but what he says always matters. Edward Cullen learns a lot about life, love, and women from his older brother Emmett.
Author’s Note: All of this belongs to Stephenie Meyer. I’
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Too often I find that characterizations of Emmett are like caricatures but you've struck a perfect balance between what we do know and everything we don't. I love the interaction between Emmett and Edward - it's the best part of both brothers and friends.
I also really like the little mentions of how alone Edward was before Bella. It's sad without being pathetic and I LOVE that.
Outside of the little details that I love (Alice coming to apologize for putting him out, though she doesn't know why was such a great touch), the style and flow of this is fabulous. I really can't say enough good things! I love love love.
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And I cannot tell you how hard I laughed at Emmett with the marriage license! Nicely done!
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I like how you've managed to get such insight into Edward's character without being overly ansgty.
Plus, lines like this:
He’s almost tempted to leave, to head to Denali and let Tanya have her wicked way with him just to avoid being on his own.
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"Let’s get you to your bride so you can finally get some,” Emmett says.
just kill me with their awesome-ness. Thanks so much for sharing this!
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A small spelling and grammar mistake but other than that, it's perfect.
Hilarious, as well.
[i]He’s taken to outrageous displays of supposed religious power, trying to exorcise demons from Alice (with her help, and some pea soup) and blessing his bed (Rosalie was barely amused). [/i]
^^My favorite.
Well done, you! :)
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