Brigit's Flame, week three

Sep 26, 2008 11:35

In the 17th and 18th centuries, many people were named for virtues and graces. This piece uses this as a bit of a play on words ( Read more... )

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ofshootingstars October 2 2008, 21:22:42 UTC
hi, this is one of your editors for this week.
I'm so sorry about how late this is, but here it is, anyhow...

I really liked the flow of this piece. The play-on-words-names (ha) were really well done, and very, very clever. The subject matter was well produced and the dialogue quite nicely written.

Charity, ma’am.”
you forgot a quotation mark!

She straightened her shoulders- though pride was something she had no right to- and stepped into the room.
This seems a bit awkward. I think it's just the little part in between. I probably would reword it so that it doesn't end with 'to'.

other than that... I can think of no other thing to be said. I really enjoyed this piece. Great work!

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