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Cassandra - You were ADORABLE and you get a BIG IN.
Jirou - OUT. Some of the jokes seemed forced, it was kinda jumpy and didn't really smooth out that well.
Nono - IN. It was cute and nice to read.
Arhu - You were an OUT. It was short and the jokes seemed too forced.
Ith - ABSTAIN. I'm wibbly on this one. You were too canon-reliant, but it was funny at times.
Cortana - IN. It's funny, flowed relatively well, and was just fun to read.
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Jirou, Arhu, and Ith McLongname: all three of you guys had really short apps that were choppy (Ith, not as much for yours.) Jirou and Arhu: you both had jokes that seemed forced and because of that, fell flat. Remember: the set-up is just as important as the punchline!
If you want more detailed crit, feel free to ask.
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The first two paragraphs really need to be put together and cleaned up. Schrödinger's cat was witty, but when you cut it apart it weakens what impact a single reference would have.
The third paragraph seems very canon-heavy, and the description of the canonical events just doesn't grab me. I get the joke, but you make me wade through a lot to get to it. It could be cut down and cleaned up.
The ear joke is a cute ending, but really needs more meat before it.
You have good ideas, but your execution can be a lot better! What you have is a decent first draft, it just needs a lot more meat to it. Give us something to read - what you have here is two paragraphs, essentially. That's really not enough for me to get a handle on your character's voice.
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Ith's mode of speech is stylistically far more similar to formal writing than normal speech, with a touch the somewhat circuitous quality you often see in nineteenth-century prose. I tried to downplay this last as much as would be acceptably in-character, as, while it's cute in dialogue--especially if he has someone with more casual speech patterns and a similar sense of humor to play off of--it can be kind of tedious to read in bulk, and I felt that if the app went on for too long, then it would trend towards the tl;dr side rather more quickly than a character with a less formal voice would. In light of your comments, however, I'm thinking perhaps I should have played more with the Victorian-esque convolution? Or would that make it even more difficult to slog through?
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My ins went to Cassandra, Nono (t-the line about gravity omg.), Arhu (COME AND TALK TO ME WHEN YOU REAPP.) and Ith.
omgggggggggggggggg.
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Because you apped Arhu.
*TOUCHES*
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