Read & Critique. Third Person Short Story, Help?

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Re: Read & Critique. Third Person Short Story, Help?

Post by crocbait » Wed Jul 13, 2011 5:27 pm

I'm no professional writer so keep that in mind. This leaves me wondering what the third person is talking about. The teen, her admirer or her situation. Seems like it should say something like "he watches from the window of the house they share" instead of the wording you chose. (though the description you used leads to thoughts of sexual interest on his part, and in America most teens live with thier parents not thier lovers, so theres that whole thing). :shrug:
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Re: Read & Critique. Third Person Short Story, Help?

Post by heinzs » Wed Jul 13, 2011 7:26 pm

lol. You are a kind lady, Linda. He's a habitual spammer who tries to remain "alive" on the pages by posting some drivel, but his only purpose is to present a commercial weblink, which I have removed. He can visit to view this but he can no longer participate. I defy him to figure out what I changed his password to.

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Re: Read & Critique. Third Person Short Story, Help?

Post by crocbait » Wed Jul 13, 2011 8:41 pm

Its an ancient celtic swear word I'm guessing. :whip: get him H.
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