Life is tedious in the kingdom of ice
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Good day to thee, citizen. As of late, I have taken it upon myself to review the works of authors whom I deemed in need of constructive criticism from a weathered eye. Up until now, I have only chosen family-friendly stories. However, as I sat in this very chair, snuggled up in a blanket with a mug of cocoa as the snow piled up outside, I decided it was finally time for me to step-up to a piece of erotic fiction, so to speak.
I would have thee take heed, however. While I shall not strive to debase thee or thy work, I will also not curb mine opinions for the mere sake of preserving thy dignity. One of the best things an aspiring author can obtain early on is thick skin, so as to withstand criticism such as the kind I may level against thy story. I tell thee truly, âtis for thine own good.
With that saidâonward!
I make note, here, of thine authorâs note:
I shall return to this later.
So, thy story beginneth as Big Mac ruminateth on the reasons wherefore his sister hath sent him to care for poor, sick Fluttershy. The first issue I would note is that thine opening sentence faileth to catch mine attention. Thou needest something short, catchy, and poignant, and while thou hast succeeded with the first of those requirements, the line lacketh the second and the third.
I believe thou hast forgotten a few powers of ten between one-hundred and one-million.
Anyway, Big Mac hath some exceedingly bitter thoughts in regards to Twilightâs unwillingness to instantly cure Fluttershy. Who is to say that this is something Ms. Sparkle can actually do? He never even considereth that mayhaps there is an actual reason she hath left Fluttershyâs illness be. However, this could be attributed to faulty thinking on his part, so I shall allow it to slide.
However, there are a few items here that I shall not simply gloss over. First, thy prose is not certain which tense it should be in. âAnd here I standâ is a present-tense statement, but later on, thou hast âI knocked with me [sic] free hoofâŚâ which is a past-tense. Thou needest to decide which thou preferest and then stick with it.
I also question a few of thy word choices. In particular, âseeing the cottageâ is an incredibly passive way to indicate that he is staring at fair Fluttershyâs humble abode. In order to catch issues like these, I suggest that thou findest thee a pre-reader, who would be quite likely to point them out for thee.
Ah, poor Angel Bunny. Again he receiveth the brunt of the communityâs anger. Regardless, this sentence doth confuse me. Doth Macintosh not like Angel as much as he liketh the average pony, or doth Macintosh not like Angel as much as the average pony liketh Angel? Again, a pre-reader would help thee catch problems such as this.
When thou sayest âa slightly weaker state than usualâ, what meanest thou? Is he noticeably thinner? Canst thou see his rib cage? Doth he seem tired? âTis details such as this that turn the characters into living, breathing entities, rather than cardboard door-rabbits.
Prithee, why are there burnt waffles? âTis less a criticism than it is simple curiousity.
Moving on, Macintosh proceedeth into Fluttershyâs personal chambers, from which he heard her sneezing. And what awaiteth him inside?
I would not dare speak for thee, but in my case, when I think of a swollen mass, I conjure an image of something unsightly and lumpy that groweth on someponyâs hindquarters. Perhaps âtis just me, but I suggest that thou thinkest of another way to describe Fluttershy.
So Macintosh asketh permission to enter, to which Fluttershy can do naught but shuffle her legs. âTis a frightful cold, indeed, to have incapacitated her thusly. She sendeth him downstairs for some medicine, which he bringeth up to her.
I would also have thee note the following segment:
'Tis here that thou leavest behind the first-person perspective and move into a third-person perspective.
I must say, I cannot see why Celestia cautioned me against reviewing erotic fiction. Thus far, it has not been bad at allâ
Ohâoh, my.
Oh, my.
Oh, myâI suddenly regret everything.
I recall, at this point, thine authorâs note, wherein thou indicatest that the story began as a romance, but changed into something more erotic. Well, I believe I found the point where that transition taketh place.
I feel it important to note that, up until now, Fluttershy hath been rendered nearly immobile. It took her considerable effort to simply sit up and eat, yet now she hath sex on her mind and the power, both of will and body, to pursue it? I understand that her weakness is a leftover plot device from thy ficâs previous incarnation, but mayhaps thou shouldst consider going back to change it, so that this is more believable? I doubt that Big Macintosh would enjoy intercourse with somepony who was sneezing, sniffling, coughing, and barely cognizant of where they were or what they were doing, but the fact of the matter is that thou initially presented Fluttershy that way.
Sweet little Fluttershy, mistress of âblue-ballingâ, as the youth are wont to say. I never knew she had it in her. Now, author, kindly wait a moment as I take a sip of my beverage.
*Spits cocoa on computer screen*
HAHAHAHAHA! OhâpffHAHAHA! THIS ISâhaâthis is a trulyâ*snicker*âI beg thy pardonâI could not help it. This line standeth out as a clear attempt to write poignant prose by using metaphor. It doth thee little good, especially when the metaphors are so⌠lame.
Ah, a stallionâs penisâjust what any mare needeth in order to feel better. Do note my sarcastic tone.
In regards to the scenes, I have very little left that I would note, except that thy grammar becometh sloppy during the steamy parts. I shall attribute this to excitement on thy part, but thou shouldst keep that in mind for future writing.
I would also like to mention that thy characterizations are quite weak. Now, to be fair, I recognize that this is erotic fiction, where some things are more important than others. However, based on thine authorâs note, I can assume that thou hast at least some small amount of interest in writing in other genres, so I will provide mine insight anyway.
Big Macintoshâs conflict in the beginning, where he wondereth wherefore he was selected to check up on Fluttershy, was not resolved. Nor didst thou provide any sort of indication as to Fluttershyâs own feelings, save that she desireth some kind of sexual experience. I noted hints in the beginning that Fluttershyâs friends all wanted her in a relationship with Big Mac, but again, this conflict was left unresolved. I know not what thou had planned for this, but âtis most unsatisfying to be left hanging.
I suppose that is all there is to comment on for now. At least, these are the largest issues that I chose to relay to thee. The best thing thou canst do for thy work is to find a pre-reader, as I believe such a person would assist thee greatly in finding and stamping out many of the snags that I noted. I pray that this review provideth thee with some small amount of insight, and that thou hast good luck with thy future writing endeavors.
I, on the other hoof, am off to take a cold shower and reflect upon my recent decisions.
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(Well I saw that coming.)
This story was meant to be an unusual one shot with little care. Not to mention that this is my first attempt at erotic fiction (though this does not excuse the character "development" and description(s)).
I'm still new to writing fanfiction and even more so to this genre - though the way I felt making this might inspire me to create more in the future with better cleaning and preparedness. I thank you for your review sire.
I liked this.
you should definitely continue this or something. i thought that it was great!