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Blitzle


Hey, my name is Blitzle.

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You cannot have more than one character speak in a single paragraph. When another character speaks, you always need to start a new one. Another issue is that the first two paragraphs are written in a first-person point of view, but the rest of it is third-person.

3256397 I'm goin' to edit the chapter later :twilightsmile: sorry. I see my many flaws... but you can be more specific what you mean by more than one speaker... :twilightsheepish:

3257048 Here's an example from the story.

The mare pointed up the stairs. "She's in her room, have fun you two, and I'm fine," the mare chuckled lightly watching the colt walk upstairs. The stallion smiled evilly. "You want to have some fun of our own?" he offered with a peck kiss. The mare blushed, sure their married but... it just shocked her. Gabe's horn began to glow dropping the curtains of the shop and turning the sign from open to closed.

This paragraph has two speakers-- both the husband and the wife each have a line of dialogue. You need to break this up into two paragraphs. There are a few other paragraphs that have this problem as well.

Honestly, this is what you chose my character to be!? A freaking in between sex character? I skimmed it. Why? Why would you make him that?!

This hurts to read. Why would you edit after you post instead of before?

Rumble wanted to leap with glee. He was about to see his best friend in the whole world; Scootaloo. "Careful Rumble," his big brother told him as he swooped down making Rumble cling onto his big brother Thunder Lane.
"Eek!" he squeaked out as he kept a really tight grip on his brother's neck.

Finally we landed. He heard the hooves of Thunder Lane land signaling they are at Scoot's house.

And right away, we have multiple problems.

-Dialogue should either start a paragraph, or be split apart from it. It should not cut into the paragraph itself.
-An interjection, such as "careful", needs a comma after it. So "Careful, Rumble!"
-The first sentence is a run-on.
-Thunderlane is one word.
-The "Eek" is unnecessary.
-There is a sudden perspective change in the last sentence. Moreover, that sentence, "Finally we landed" comes out of practically nowhere. There is no buildup, no discussion or development of either Thunderlane or Rumble, or any description of the flight over. Just bang! Hey, we've landed! Woop woop!
-Moreover, there is a tense change in the exact same sentence, from past to present tense. I have never seen someone change both tense and perspective like this before.

In the end, I would have written the paragraph like this:

insert lengthy introductory paragraph describing a Ponyville afternoon here

Rumble wanted to leap with glee. He was about to see Scootaloo, his bestest friend in the whole wide world. He leapt upon Thunderlane's toned, muscular back, and squeaked as they shot up into the orange-tinted clouds.

insert another lengthy paragraph describing the flight over

"Hang on, Rumble!"

Suddenly, Thunderlane swooped down, quickly reaching terminal speeds. A scream of delighted terror sprang from Rumble, and he clung onto his big brother for dear life. The cloud cover was broken in a mere second, the ground getting closer, and closer, and closer, until Thunderlane swung up again, touching the grass with his hooves.

Laughing and wooping, Rumble hopped off of Thunderlanes back. Finally, they had arrived at Scootaloos house.

Are you, like, twelve years old? How come all the Rumbleloo fics have to suck like this? :facehoof:

This reminds me of my first fic. ahhhhhhh, good times, good times.

This...well, frankly you need to read it all the way through and then get an editor. I couldn't even get all the way through this, stopping at

He walked to the door. He knocked on the door. He put on a smile.

Those could be just one sentence.

Smiling, Rumble walked to the door and knocked.

Remember. Omit unnecessary words.

Comment posted by Seto Kaiba deleted Oct 19th, 2013
Comment posted by Seto Kaiba deleted Oct 28th, 2013

I have no words on how un-understandable this story is......just......none. I guess keep up what ever your doing ......

while the clitoris does get wet her orgasmic juices don't actually come from her clit.
that is all

I like the premise, but the grammar was all over the place. It also seemed to end too quickly with not enough sex or backstory. There wasn't even a reference to teenage libido. And what teenager asks an adult to give them a bath?

It was hot, but could be better.

X/10
Story=9
Plot=8
Grammer=3
Speed=2
too fast

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