#1: Kind of a leap between 'She had invited her here" and removing Finn's clothes. I suggest making it longer (by 50 words, maybe?) and adding a bit more detail. About Finn, about getting to were Finn is. The part about making the place homey and what-all was in the cave might serve as a spot, if tweaked a bit, to point out where Finn is waiting for Marguerite.
#2: I don't know the characters, so I don't know why it's important, and (apparently) unlikely, that Marguerite likes the cave. Explain? ("Much as I've tried, the cave doesn't have the kind of comfort she's used to", perhaps?)
A suggestion: Combine descriptions of location with descriptions of action to save on words and add to the ambiance. ("She takes everything in, but finally she looks at me: waiting for her in the nest of pillows I've built", fopr example).
Also: Good job on the voices. As I said, I don't know the characters, but it was clear that they were two very different people talking. Nice job. :-)
Your right there should have been a transition line in there. This it what I get for posting something with no sleep. And this was an experiment to see if I could get two different voices in a short piece. So thanks for the critique. LD
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#1:
Kind of a leap between 'She had invited her here" and removing Finn's clothes. I suggest making it longer (by 50 words, maybe?) and adding a bit more detail. About Finn, about getting to were Finn is.
The part about making the place homey and what-all was in the cave might serve as a spot, if tweaked a bit, to point out where Finn is waiting for Marguerite.
#2:
I don't know the characters, so I don't know why it's important, and (apparently) unlikely, that Marguerite likes the cave. Explain? ("Much as I've tried, the cave doesn't have the kind of comfort she's used to", perhaps?)
A suggestion: Combine descriptions of location with descriptions of action to save on words and add to the ambiance. ("She takes everything in, but finally she looks at me: waiting for her in the nest of pillows I've built", fopr example).
Also: Good job on the voices. As I said, I don't know the characters, but it was clear that they were two very different people talking. Nice job. :-)
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