Re: The Perfect Bait - 4
anonymous
June 29 2015, 01:13:19 UTC
Eni smiled through the pain. Her mouth stained blue, teeth smeared with blood. She was weakening, the bullet had carved a path, like a hot knife through butter. Eni realised that she had very little time left. She gripped the hand pressing on her stomach with the last of her strength
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Re: The Perfect Bait - 5
anonymous
June 29 2015, 01:14:36 UTC
Shepard drew the trembling turian child tight to her chest. She shook her head when Dr. Chakwas tried to coax her to talk. There were no words. Shepard hugged Janix close as doctors, nurses, civilians, and security personnel flooded the hospital foyer. Her shoulders wilted as she wept
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Re: The Perfect Bait - 6/6
anonymous
June 29 2015, 01:16:23 UTC
Dr. Chakwas saw how Shepard reacted to his flanging cry. The turian word for mother was repeated in a higher frantic pitch. Shepard embraced Janix as if her were her son, pressing him close to her chest, her arms secure around his fringe, back, and bottom. She glared at the asari nurse. Dr. Chakwas recognised that dangerous glint in Shepard's eyes
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Because there's no such thing as enough kid fic.
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British English writers do use punctuation outside the speechmarks. What you've read is correct for the UK.
It's not for US writers.
They punctuate inside the speechmarks.
As for the capitalisation of the P, in a title, it's relevant.
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If I'm wrong, I have yet to see any book or media involving direct speech that has used punctuation outside of the inverted commas.
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NZ for example.
They also use punctuation inside the speech-marks too.
Neither example is wrong.
Both are right, they're just different for different parts of the world.
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I hope they, Bioware, have an exciting 'Garrus' like LI for ME4!
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