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Re: Passion at Sea
Wow...While I was reading this, I could see everything happening. Amazing story!!
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Then why did you give it such a low rating?
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That was great - beautiful, actually... glad they find out they like each other...
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haha, james. you are cold hearted.
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I didn't know we could give ratings!!Sorry.
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I enjoyed that. It was a good read.
Now I need to learn how to operate a spear gun to get the ladies. Lol. For real though, nice job. |
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i liked it so i read it two times
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Let me guess... You are a girl?
It shows quite strongly I enjoyed the story loads anyway. Its well written and picturesque. And sharks smell blood not see it i think. |
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Great story. I could imagine it all! I'm glad they like each other! Maybe you could make it into a novel...
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Maybe adding ‘that,’ here…the sky deep blue as the powerful speedboat (that) tore through the ocean skimming across the waves. (I think there should be another examination of the commas in this sentence.)
Quite possibly add more adjectives and adverbs in the whole story? I have the same lacking details/descriptions in my own writing. Why did you not add more imagery of the world under the water; schools of fishes, the plant life, the shifting sand? This would have been an enthralling entertaining scene of your story. Maybe...he yelled over the roaring/purring engine (of the boat.) (Just something more about the ‘noise’ radiating from the boat’s engine.) When you say ‘marble teeth,’ or compare to the teeth, you should probably say ivory marble or even something to ivory itself. Yes, we know that ‘teeth’ are usually white, but be a bit more specific. Don’t forget people smoke, the body ages and that changes the image of their ‘teeth.’ Possibly…As soon as they reached their destination, suspending above the ‘right spot,’ Cal (had) shut down the engine. Alone they were in the middle of ocean they stared at each other listening to rushing/crashing waves waiting for their calmness so that they could enter the water. (Or something similar.) I would like to know more about what ‘lessons’ Jina taught to Cal. I think there could a bit more smoother illustration of the sexual tension in the water between Jina and Cal. What about something like…Under the surface of the ocean (was that usual calmness, serenity that Jina had become all too addicted with every dive.) What about something like…Hues of Ginger and Maplewood Kelp, lit up…Even a passing group of dolphins swimming by turned course to see Jina. Her erratic motions caused a stir (then show some action) as the bubbles heightened in intensity a single dolphin swum up to her side brushing its fin against her. You still need (for me anyway add more detail about the ocean and its life swimming creatures.) What about something like…The joy of interacting with the dolphins and having captured it on film, exhilarated Jina so much so that she hadn’t notice that dark shadow approached from behind. The dolphins knew this and darted away frantically. She shook her head noticing the change in lighting around her…A shark (kinda of boring I think, why not try the most unusual like an octopus?) How would she know that it’s ‘feeding time?’ Just say something like they were ready to eat. ‘A bloodied meal is a bloodied meal and she was it!’ Of course the struggle scene would change if the octopus is used. What about something like…Although it was only a graze, Jina watched as a trickle of blood seeped from her arm meshing in with the surrounding water. The sharks excitedly wagged their fins, more determined snapped at her. I think with more imagery and action, this adventure would be more elating. There were a few more scenes that could you use a rewrite, but that’s totally your decision. I will rate your originality…3/5!
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