The Fifth Act - Chapter 35

Apr 18, 2010 22:28


Title: The Fifth Act

Rating: T for violence.

Summary: FFVII Time-travel. Gen. Cloud has an accident with a Time Materia.

Author's Note:  Been a busy week, but we have a new chapter at last!  Honestly, this chapter could probably still use more work, but I’ve made you wait long enough.  Hope you enjoy it.  Nice and long to make up for the delay.

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act v, final fantasy, time travel, longfic, fanfiction

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teekoness April 18 2010, 15:33:48 UTC
Oh when rereading, I noticed something.

Genesis swept his hair out of his hair.

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saturnring5 April 19 2010, 01:11:12 UTC
It takes a true professional to sweep one's hair out of their hair; Genesis has been practicing that one for years.

|D;; that one pulled me out of the narrative for a good minute

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sinnatious April 19 2010, 09:44:52 UTC
*facepalm* Hair out of his eyes. I'm so embarrassed. Good catch, thanks Teekoness.

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teekoness April 19 2010, 11:37:31 UTC
*laughs* It's okay. It's hardest to catch typos in one's own work. We know what it's supposed to say; thus, we mentally fix the words. Believe me, compared to some of my past stories, that is NOTHING.

I used to have an evil English teacher who told us it was cheating to have someone proof-read our essays. Apparently, I should've been kicked out of the class because I did it anyway. I also complained out loud... which oddly enough made him like me.

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sinnatious April 20 2010, 09:58:19 UTC
Always one typo gets through. Always. But it would be nice to get it to only one.

That English teacher was crazy! The very first bit of advice you read from almost any published author is to get other people to read it and check your work for you! Seems like a more constructive way to learn - although I suppose I could see it encouraging laziness in younger students. Like how spellchecker these days is actually having a negative effect on spelling - if people write it out phonetically, the computer can correct it for them, so they never actually learn how to spell the word properly.

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