Since I am submiting this for a magazine, I thought to post it to see what kind of reactions (*wink nudge* you know to leave a comment when you read this, seriously) I would get. =D It started out as part of my procrastination, a Dramione actually, and then I turned it into my assignment. Talk about lazy... =D
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I was just trying to show you how sad you looked so that you might decide on smiling.
Awwwww.
I really liked it. Your writing style reminds me of something, but I can't figure what it is. In any case, it was really good (I particularly liked the ending).
If you want any concrit...I would make the mother more hesitant about telling Hyacinth, but I'm not sure if that would ruin the flow (it probably would).
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I'm glad you liked it. =D I thought I overdid it. Lol.
Hmm... I'll keep that in mind and try to mould it in for the next draft of it. =D Thanks!
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Of course I do, honey. You never cease to remind me XDDDD
And you are too! I'm sure you'll get the best of the best reviews from your school!
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I <33333 you to bits and pieces. Honestly. =D
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Don't worry, doll. I'd remind you every second of your awesomeness as well!
I <3333333 you tooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dead serious. :DDD
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BUT I LOVE IT ANYWAY <3
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and you know what? i was going to copy and italicize all the parts i LOVED but then like, i liked too many parts and there were so many parts that were so poetic and lovely and yeah. <3333333
i loveeeee it. lovelovelove.
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Just as a survey though (because honestly, your comment already has me up in the air), which part was your favourite?
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okay. so i was kind of like, "i think i know what's going on" and i love the way you wrote this part:
“My father sent me over to make sure that you were happy. Now that you are, he says it’s time for us to leave.” Joanna’s eyes were fixed onto her shoes, not wanting to look Hyacinth in the eye.
“I… I don’t understand.” And truly, she didn’t.
Joanna didn’t answer her, but just wrapped her small arms around Hyacinth and said, “I’ll miss you…” Her voice was muffled by her silent crying and Hyacinth’s hair.
Hyacinth thought she heard Joanna say “mum”, but she was sure it was just a figment of her imagination.
…wasn’t it?
especially teh part where Joanna and Hyacinth are like, hugging and yeah and the "mum" . i was like. O___________O sldkfjlkdf ♥
and then this:
...for she had never noticed that the colour of the ribbon was that of her own eyes. HERE I WAS LIKE CRYCRYCRY TOO POETIC AND BEAUTIFUL and the ending is always like the most important and it was developed so well so that i was ( ... )
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