First of all, I really liked this. I caught almost right away that there was something a bit sinister about the old lady. ;) Just a few things:
1. Some of your sentences run together a bit, and it makes the piece a little choppy to read in places. It's not overly distracting, but you might consider going back and just glossing things over. One example: Her cat was curled up on the other chair which was covered with his black hair, he looked up at her and yawned to show his white shiny sharp teeth.
2. I loved the characterization of the cat being her only companion, and I liked that you made her seem almost dependent on him without her being a "sad old cat lady". However, you might want to establish the old lady as a character--it would be interesting to know where her accent came from, maybe a bit more insight into her.
Other than that, this was a great entry! I really enjoyed reading it. :) Great job this week!
Oh, and one more thing: My address is 666 Forest Lane.I see what you
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First of all, I really liked this. I caught almost right away that there was something a bit sinister about the old lady. ;) Just a few things:
1. Some of your sentences run together a bit, and it makes the piece a little choppy to read in places. It's not overly distracting, but you might consider going back and just glossing things over. One example:
Her cat was curled up on the other chair which was covered with his black hair, he looked up at her and yawned to show his white shiny sharp teeth.
2. I loved the characterization of the cat being her only companion, and I liked that you made her seem almost dependent on him without her being a "sad old cat lady". However, you might want to establish the old lady as a character--it would be interesting to know where her accent came from, maybe a bit more insight into her.
Other than that, this was a great entry! I really enjoyed reading it. :) Great job this week!
Oh, and one more thing:
My address is 666 Forest Lane.I see what you ( ... )
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