Thank you! As a blind guy, I'm trying to work on my descriptions, and am glad you enjoyed them here. Dialogue will probably always be my favorite way of defining characters, but this time I thought I'd see just how little I could get away with. :)
Oh heyyy Dan! Glad to see you're competing this time around as well!
Love how you took us on a psychological journey with James as well as so eloquently described the physical events unfolding. My favourite pieces are those that invoke empathy for the protagonist. You've done such an excellent job at it.
Yes, I felt I needed to show the reader just why the hedge was so important to James and Drea, so it was "back to the past" time. :) I'm glad you enjoyed the journey, and appreciate the kind words.
This was a really nice, vivid snapshot into James' childhood. The closeness between him and his sister was so clear, and yo could see why it still hurt so much to have lost her, and why trying to recapture memories would be so important when recapturing her is what he wants and cannot have.
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Love how you took us on a psychological journey with James as well as so eloquently described the physical events unfolding. My favourite pieces are those that invoke empathy for the protagonist. You've done such an excellent job at it.
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Yes, I felt I needed to show the reader just why the hedge was so important to James and Drea, so it was "back to the past" time. :) I'm glad you enjoyed the journey, and appreciate the kind words.
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