Frostweaver
Ancient + Prehistoric
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- Seen Sep 12, 2016
@ Ridiculous
-when italics is used often in a story, it easily loses its ability to emphasize things... best to reduce the usage of italics here. Getting rid of bold should be fine too as the readers should be able to figure out the change in scene with the line break.
-if you're purposely planning a huge run-on paragraph, then cut out the conjunctions cause the conjunctions are pretty weird right now... as if trying to make it grammatically correct while it's obviously not. Same with italic/bold, it also loses effectiveness if it appears often. You have 2 paragraph that has this property, and 2 paragraphs for such a short work is quite a bit...
-a problem with another one of Lily's fanfic... it's *not Pokemon.* When the connection to Pokemon is as slim as the briefest mention of either a Pokemon or just a name (not even making an appearance or participating in an important role of the story), I'll rather call it... "not" a fanfic. This story is probably better off as an original story.
Other than that... not much to say ^^
Good Points
-excellent insert of other literature in order to enhance your own story
-great coherence throughout the story
-excellent usage of the climax to strengthen the theme
Focuses to Work On
-dont' force something to be a fanfic if it's not meant to ^^
-excessive usage of bold/italics
-too many run-on sentences
Grammar Basics: 9/10
Characterization: 18/20
Coherence/Readability: 10/10
Tone/Structure: 18/20
Diction: 18/20
Effort/Originality: 17/20
Lit. Device bonus: +1 (Pokemon-unrelated -1, incorporation +2)
Total: 91
other: -893289234 x 10^238093472 for taunting Lily ;_;
Real Total: F-A-I-L
(note: 90 above does earn Standard of Excellence usually... but the fact that it's not a Pokemon fanfic really cannot allow me to include it on the list... not fair to all the other fanfic who had a restriction on their topic to be Pokemon-related)
-when italics is used often in a story, it easily loses its ability to emphasize things... best to reduce the usage of italics here. Getting rid of bold should be fine too as the readers should be able to figure out the change in scene with the line break.
-if you're purposely planning a huge run-on paragraph, then cut out the conjunctions cause the conjunctions are pretty weird right now... as if trying to make it grammatically correct while it's obviously not. Same with italic/bold, it also loses effectiveness if it appears often. You have 2 paragraph that has this property, and 2 paragraphs for such a short work is quite a bit...
-a problem with another one of Lily's fanfic... it's *not Pokemon.* When the connection to Pokemon is as slim as the briefest mention of either a Pokemon or just a name (not even making an appearance or participating in an important role of the story), I'll rather call it... "not" a fanfic. This story is probably better off as an original story.
Other than that... not much to say ^^
Good Points
-excellent insert of other literature in order to enhance your own story
-great coherence throughout the story
-excellent usage of the climax to strengthen the theme
Focuses to Work On
-dont' force something to be a fanfic if it's not meant to ^^
-excessive usage of bold/italics
-too many run-on sentences
Grammar Basics: 9/10
Characterization: 18/20
Coherence/Readability: 10/10
Tone/Structure: 18/20
Diction: 18/20
Effort/Originality: 17/20
Lit. Device bonus: +1 (Pokemon-unrelated -1, incorporation +2)
Total: 91
other: -893289234 x 10^238093472 for taunting Lily ;_;
Real Total: F-A-I-L
(note: 90 above does earn Standard of Excellence usually... but the fact that it's not a Pokemon fanfic really cannot allow me to include it on the list... not fair to all the other fanfic who had a restriction on their topic to be Pokemon-related)