He paused mid-stride at the top of the stairs, his attention darting between her and Rhodey, before venturing further into the room, his exuberance smoothing over into something more controlled and bland.I am so in love with how you incorporate all this telling, nuanced character stuff into the narrative. This in particular is such an amazing example, so much about him in just that tiny moment, not limited to this scene at all, something that holds true for him all the time
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I am so in love with how you incorporate all this telling, nuanced character stuff into the narrative.
Thank you. You don't know how gratifying it is to hear that.
I've loved all the parts of this story, the restraint you're showing, actually, is great, in letting things happen naturally
I'm really glad this is still working. I thought this part was more expository and I was hoping it didn't lose the understated thing I was going for in the first two parts. So thank you for letting me know!
He's the medical Tony, basically, and that's pretty fascinating, especially considering what he's like as opposed to what Tony's like, and how their differing backgrounds influences that.
Oh wow, I hadn't thought of him like that. Yeah! I mean, if you're going to stick with the reality of the story and suspend disbelief that Tony Stark could have even survived that kind of surgery, this is how it makes sense. Neat.
Seriously. That alone would make it worth it, but I seriously made this retarded squeaking noise when I realized how cleverly you were playing it out. And the way you describe the suits. And how well you convey the texture of Pepper's job. And.
And agreed with dafnap of the Hive Mind. We want more stories about Yinsen. We want many, many more stories about Yinsen.
Wow these first three parts are terrific and so well-written. I love all the interactions between Tony and Pepper and Rhodes, and I can't wait to see what happens next.
I really love your writing, you have such a way of describing the characters and it's always new which is awesome. I'm looking forward for more :D. More about Yinsen too, I loved him, he was awesome.
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Thank you. You don't know how gratifying it is to hear that.
I've loved all the parts of this story, the restraint you're showing, actually, is great, in letting things happen naturally
I'm really glad this is still working. I thought this part was more expository and I was hoping it didn't lose the understated thing I was going for in the first two parts. So thank you for letting me know!
He's the medical Tony, basically, and that's pretty fascinating, especially considering what he's like as opposed to what Tony's like, and how their differing backgrounds influences that.
Oh wow, I hadn't thought of him like that. Yeah! I mean, if you're going to stick with the reality of the story and suspend disbelief that Tony Stark could have even survived that kind of surgery, this is how it makes sense. Neat.
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Seriously. That alone would make it worth it, but I seriously made this retarded squeaking noise when I realized how cleverly you were playing it out. And the way you describe the suits. And how well you convey the texture of Pepper's job. And.
And agreed with dafnap of the Hive Mind. We want more stories about Yinsen. We want many, many more stories about Yinsen.
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I want more stories about Yinsen too. If I wasn't working on this I'd love to work on a story about Yinsen and Tony in the cave.
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I'd write more coherently but instead I think I'll just *flail* since I'm so in love with this story.
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