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Don
Posted: July 2nd, 2005, 4:30pm Report to Moderator
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Model 500 by Andrew Roby - Short, Drama, Thriller - The Model 500 S&W Magnum Revolver is the most powerful handgun in the world.  Holding 5 bullets, it has the largest cartridge ever. When a depressed mother/wife gets a hold of this only god knows what she can do.  In this short story about love and death we watch as each family member tries to reason with her before being blown to pieces. And when your house is on the hillside over 10 miles from civilization and no car, anything can happen. - doc, format


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It was alright, but like "Frozen Shut", it's missing so much that would make it better, like maybe more information on the characters and shit like that.
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I am going to do that. Once i am complete/started some other projects i will come back to this.
Thanks for checking it out.  
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No problem, man.
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bert
Posted: July 2nd, 2005, 10:37pm Report to Moderator
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Although I am biting my tongue (until it bleeds!) to say it, I have to agree with Phil on this one.  It's a swing and a miss.  Contagium shows that you can do better.

It feels like you heard about a very cool gun, then quickly drafted a story around it, and in your haste you forgot the story, the characters, and a motivation.

The main problem is you put this out there before it was fully baked.  If you do come back to it, you can keep the action you have here and tell the remainder of the story (the part that explains why any of this is going on) with a series of flashbacks.

It could be cool, but have a little patience with it.  Let these characters tell YOU what led to this so you can tell us, you know?    


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Although I am biting my tongue (until it bleeds!) to say it, I have to agree with Phil on this one.  


I just can't shake the feeling that there's an insult here with my name on it, Bert.  Why is it so hard to say that you agree with me on something.

Tell us!  You're sitting under the lava lamp now!


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Actually, I started out simply "agreeing with Phil", but it sounded dull, and I added the "till it bleeds" stuff as an afterthought -- more for Andrew's benefit -- 'cuz he obviously digs that kind of stuff.

Buy you were right in the previous thread, man.  This piece is not yet ready for prime time.


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Thanks for telling me all this and i will definitly make sure i explore the characters and all more when i come back to this.
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