After spending a week of not visiting her student, Celestia decides to cancel all her plans for today and just spend some time with Twilight. She teaches the little filly a new spell to help with her concentration. Come join their day as Twilight figures out how to properly cast this new spell.
Art work: Cartoonlion
Hmm... Sounds interesting.
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Thanks.
Loved it. Excellent work, my friend.
*claps*
What a fantastic short story. A good character building piece, delving inside Twilight's head. Conversation flowed nicely, the scenes flowed well, the story was just long enough to tell a good story, and just short enough to devour... Left feeling satisfied.
All in all, a great piece of work.
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Wow, thanks. I was worried that I would get filly Twilight just right.
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Short stories are the hardest to tell. You have to say so much more with so much less.
You did a nice piece of work here... And it fits the filly Twilight in my headcannon.
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Awesome, and thanks for fav'ing this.
This was really sweet and short, but you managed it.
I read your blog about the dialogue, and it's not that bad Dialogue rules are really complicated...
Mostly, put a comma before any "said"-tag or similar things (like: muttered, asked, replied etc.)
And, before you write a character's name in dialogue, put a comma also. So a fixed example would be:
But it was a very good story otherwise. Thank you for publishing it.
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There, I fixed it. (Hopefully.)
A bit of an issue about Subject-verb agreement here (restructuring the sentence might be a good idea, as it leads to some confusion in its current state), but overall a warm and fuzzy story that I enjoyed.
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Well, mostly. But there's still a bit of those mistakes in the beginning of the story, sorry