Elryn -> RE: (Pre-DF/AQ) The Dishonored Veldrin Commentary (7/30/2014 8:39:41)
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Hmm... There is certainly a certain style and vocabulary to your manner of writing. *grins* Personally, I am hearing a deep, gruff voice, no clue whether it is old or young, as I am reading. Pristine spelling so far although the... sentence structure in a few spots seems to tease my eye or feel odd. Some of these might be much more in the matter of personal affections. I do feel in some cases they flow better with the narrator's tone though. Either way, you shall be the judge of it. quote:
continued to only get more frigid continued only to turn more frigid quote:
A light outline of five humanoid figures could be seen with the lamp's illumination Hmm... Technically, there is nothing wrong with this sentence. *chuckles* But my mind is being picky and seeing within instead if with. ...And I need to flee for a bit. Edit: quote:
I suppose that you are right, if only we were never banished to begin with... Although I tend to avoid correcting punctuation, because I am just as bad at that as everyone else, I distinctly remember that one must avoid putting a coma before ''if'' if at all possible. Depending on how you intend the dialogue of the individual here, a period or no punctuation at all might be more appropriate anyway. quote:
I mean, if our supposed crime was more blatant like Izotz's Here in can be done away with entirely most certainly. quote:
for if I had stayed them By this, does he mean in the situation where he would have stopped them or is it a typo? quote:
I think that I'll throw in the towel over there now, if you don't mind. If/coma thing once more. quote:
singing so joyfully, now I've seen only pain and hate. The part after the coma can stand well enough alone as its own sentence. Like: ''Now, I've seen only pain and hate.'' quote:
There will eventually be the business of getting our stolen work back, as you all know. That coma should not be necessary.
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