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12/28/2004 c1 27Krys
This is lovely. There were a few, very tiny mistakes, but they were already mentioned. As I said, this is wonderful. Only, the image you created was so cold and desolate and a wedding should be so happy, chaotic maybe, but cheerful.

I've written a few similar things, but never published them. Perhaps I will after reading this.

'No matter how hard the wicked wind tried not a strand moved and never could it rustle her white skirts.' This is my favorite part, and after reading a few more lines I went back to reread it and that's when I figured it out.

Again, very nicly done. Great description, and just an all around good idea...

~Krys
3/1/2004 c1 2moonlightmelody
Your flow in the sense of writing and the poise in the style of the story moves quite splendidly. I enjoyed it. It gave a mysterious picture in my mind and the ending fits into it nicely. Well done! ^_^
1/6/2004 c1 18Val Mora
I needed the note to figure out what it was. . . I thought it was a sort of fairy-tale thing, where they need someone to wake them up, or it's about breaking precious things. Hmm. Tells you how observant I am. ^^;
11/10/2003 c1 13saintchris
Thanks for your reviews.

This tale is a little similar to mine, with not exactly a twist at the end, but a surprising 'reveal' of why the character are frozen (as it says in your title).

I quite enjoyed it.

Though I did think that it was going to be more of a sci-fi/fantasy/fairy tale type piece where the frozen characters had been frozen for a reason (by a wicked witch or a potion or laser or something).
5/3/2003 c1 54Werecat99
That was very sweet, in every sense of the word. Very original and refreshing, in a way.

Good work.
3/12/2003 c1 13theblindman
.his hand only touched her smooth left hand. The flowers, her right hand.

To many hands. Find a synonym, or divide up the digital description so that they're not all clumped together.

.coming to a rest one a silver surface.

Didn't you make the same correction on one of mine? lol

Overall, I give it three and a half stars of David. Not sure why, I just like 'em. Keep up the good work :)

tbm
2/20/2003 c1 6Strider Hunter
Once upon a time, way back in my high school english class, I would have picked up on those subtle little clues and figure it out before the last sentence.

But now, dag-nabbit, I needed your author's note to see! AArgh! Talk about my skills getting rusty.

Anyway, cool little piece, Dee.your short stories never cease to impress me.
1/13/2003 c1 3Ruby
::pounce:: Sorry, I never got the author alert! (I think it's broken on me .
9/26/2002 c1 freak overboard
the way you wrote it at first made the scene seem cold and hostile, and the ending made me laugh because i thought it was something serious.

anywayz, good job. i like it. XD
9/26/2002 c1 1Demented Chicken
This was totally clever.Nice one.Thanks for making my life less sucky
9/26/2002 c1 7Roxy2
oh this is good! very origional (sorry can't spell!) this is really well writen and sooo clever!
9/26/2002 c1 47Skivverus
Thought it might be a picture for a little while - turns out it was, I suppose, but more than that.

Anyway. This could use some tinkering with the adjectives, because there's a sense of wonder here dying to get out, and it's not quite getting there. Good start though.

Now, let's see what else there is...

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