Applejack is trying to save the CMC from a manticore when they Wondered into the everfree. It was a goos thing that she saved them...but there was the manticore...also Thunderlane is in this and a hole bunch of other stuff that I can't get in.
First sequel to Tangled Roots. After Babs Seed moves to Sweet Apple Acres, seven years of lessons about friendship, love, and family shape her into the mare she ultimately becomes.
It's been a long year since Soarin and Braeburn went their separate ways, and somehow every opportunity for the two to meet up was canned in one way or another. While they keep in touch through their letters, until one day Braeburn's stop arriving.
Flim and Flam find themselves in a dire situation as their only source of value in the world comes to a screeching halt. They'll just have to swallow their pride and patch things up with those they've wronged in the past to recover.
Applejack will always support Braeburn living his best life, no matter what. She just has a few concerns about his new boyfriend, that's all. Specifically, his giant tyrannical warlord boyfriend who's definitely supposed to be dead right now.
Applejack takes a trip to Appleloosa to attend the Appleloosa fair. She sees something offensive to buffalo and has to choose whether to confront Braeburn or to spare his feelings.
It wasn't a bad story. I think you might need some improvement however.
The dialogue seemed forced and pretty flat. It seemed like Applejack knew very little of her cousin, and Braeburn was in the same boat. The premise of the story was solid, but the repetition of "I'm sorry" was a bit OOC. Maybe if it was Fluttershy, but not Applejack.
Cool, you change it. While grammar is important overall. You should always make sure that your synopsis is correct grammar. It's the introduction to your story. What people will base they're decision on whether or not they will read it.
Most people will correct grammar in the story itself, if they care to, but most will pass by a story, even if its perfectly written because of a bad summary.
Read it aloud. That helps me when I care to do so.
4878407 In his defense about the whole "didnt know her cousin" thing... 1. They rarely see each other 2. Braeburn has very little canon exposure, therefore not much to base it on 3. That's not one of the story's main points
4878484 Apple family reunions happen yearly as far as I can tell. It has a lot to do with the dialogue however, as it makes conversations very awkward. I am speaking of the story craft-wise to help the author see what can be done to become stronger writer overall.
I can't write. I should find something else to do beside write and draw. I guess I'm not creative like I thought I was. I just wish I had something I'm good at.
Short, sweet, to the point, love it!
It wasn't a bad story. I think you might need some improvement however.
The dialogue seemed forced and pretty flat. It seemed like Applejack knew very little of her cousin, and Braeburn was in the same boat. The premise of the story was solid, but the repetition of "I'm sorry" was a bit OOC. Maybe if it was Fluttershy, but not Applejack.
I hope that helps in the future.
"She seems something offensive to buffalo"
Before I even read the story tell me what this sentence in the synopsis means cause I can't make heads or tails of it.
4878434 "she sees something offensive"
does that help?
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I meant "see." There is a reason I never edit my own stories.
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Cool, you change it. While grammar is important overall. You should always make sure that your synopsis is correct grammar. It's the introduction to your story. What people will base they're decision on whether or not they will read it.
Most people will correct grammar in the story itself, if they care to, but most will pass by a story, even if its perfectly written because of a bad summary.
Read it aloud. That helps me when I care to do so.
4878407 In his defense about the whole "didnt know her cousin" thing...
1. They rarely see each other
2. Braeburn has very little canon exposure, therefore not much to base it on
3. That's not one of the story's main points
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Apple family reunions happen yearly as far as I can tell.
It has a lot to do with the dialogue however, as it makes conversations very awkward. I am speaking of the story craft-wise to help the author see what can be done to become stronger writer overall.
I can't write. I should find something else to do beside write and draw. I guess I'm not creative like I thought I was. I just wish I had something I'm good at.