| Ted and Frank have been up to no good and go to a fix-it place in hopes of fixing their problem. The story built suspense well. I was dying to know what they broke! This is told in the 3rd person omnisicent. Past tense is used in the story. The dialogue drives the story. Dialogue tags are used to add little highlights. The opening intrigues the reader - what strange place are Ted and Frank in? (side note: I just thought Bill might be a better sidekick for Ted, recalling the Bill & Ted movies) Once you find out the place, then the element of suspense comes out. Ted and Frank have a good heart, but you can tell they've been up to some mischief. The opening set up the problem, the middle set on a solution and end wasn't for Ted and Frank. Well done. I did not notice and spelling/punctuation mistakes. My only suggestion here, and it's minor and a matter of style - maybe increase the font a little to make it easier on the eyes to read. The title fits the story. For a Flash, nice character development using dialogue. Kept me guessing right up until the end! A suspense short that will leave the reader smiling. An Angel Army Review
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