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Matthew Taylor
Posted: March 4th, 2019, 4:22am Report to Moderator
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Thanks for the input Max - Will be removing it in a re-write.

Think this is a lesson for me to go with my gut instinct. The original was without the police, then later I just kind of tacked it on the end.

Thanks for the help guys. Helpful as always

Matt


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Matthew.

Overall, nice job.

I think the opening is just a little bit rushed. I think some more visuals on the children, mothers pushing carriages, etc would be a nice tone setter before he revs the engine.

Agree with others with the cop at the end.


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Thanks for the read and comments Dave, appreciated.

Interesting that you say the opening feels rushed. I did rush this one out before the OWC started so I could concentrate on that. So yeah, interesting that it shows in the story. I do tend to rush my shorts in general so I can move onto the next - Think I need to practice patience rather than chomping at the bit to get the next one done.

It's pretty universal about the ending lol I have changed it in a rewrite.

Thanks for your input

Matt


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My pleasure


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