Reviewer: zol Signed
Date: November 13 2013
Title: Chapter 4: Chapter 4 Dissection
No really :p I hope I got myself clear how fantastic this chapter was, and what I loved about it. I am feeling really captured right now in my inner self, not sure if I can make you understand what I liked about this chapter so mach. Did you get what I wanted to say? It's all about leaving out the pov of Jason. How Cassie prepared her own frog and the read wasnt sure yet if it's Jason, just giving him a tiny little segment in between, like slowly waking up, where am I, what happened, and so on, and then light, seeing the face of one of the girls, cut. And then the preparation of the "other frog" began, and the reader be all like oh my god, now this is Jason, will he get through the same procedure Casie just did on her frog, and than, bam, how Susan just grabbed "her frog", went, or lets say, tried to go through the same steps, and out of pure bad luck again went too fast, because of Cassie indirectly. And how his brain was all functional and he was just paralysed because of the broken/half broken neck, and how he must feel everything and go through everything. The horror is just fantastic. Mostly the best unaware tf you ever did. The whole point of everything going together is just so great what I love about this chapter. Also how the girls talked about it then, and Cassie made fun about Susan and "her frog", how she would even found it more funnier if it had been the girl, and how all are so damn unaware about it was one of the poor boys from the class. Damn... I know youve mostly planed everything already, but if youll be able to put in between maybe a bird vore, landing in birds stomach, how it would make quick work of his "insect" and reduce it into bird poo, mostly reeaving itself on a car or house window the girls would be in, would be really ironic and awesome. And the whole farm idea of someone going the hell of a horses digestive tract, and later ending somewhere from the horse lifting its tail in a pile of manure would also be so great. I also liked how this friend of them, Joel came into action and tried to let it all sound not so bad at all, getting them just to forget about it, where she wouldnt even know all the details. It all adds so much to the idea of the boy never to be seen again, ended as a "something", mostly something horrible, in this case a opened frog, still alive, partially organs removed, and it's all fun to the girls, and Joel even tried to change subject, so that the idea of the human Jason once was is completely trashed and made litterally nothing worth about. The same aspect would fit so well into someone being reduced to a bird poo and also on the farm of a horses. Maybe even Cassie would ride out her stallion horse to school a day later or with her friend Susan together and the horse woul releive himself on the schools car lot, making Susan be all like "eww" and Cassie just laugh it off like "relax Susan, it's all just natural", in this kind of thing. Maybe one of their teachers was the one ended in that pile, and ironically they would stand in front of his car which was parked there since yesterday. Again thanks so much for this story :) I am looking into so much now for the next parts and hope thell arrive really soon :))
Author's Response: I do get what you're getting at. Sometimes no description is better than the best written POV, sometimes some things just can't be explained or described, and instead just needs to be seen or imagined. That was the case with Jason's POV, it was just enough to queue the reader to the knowledge that he was there. Any point of view description I could have written would have paled in comparison to my readers imaginations of it. The whole first portion, was just a build up for it. Honestly it took a lot of time and effort to write that chapter, easily five hours or more. For 2,000 words, that's a lot of time, mind you I also used that time for research and editing etc.
Hopefully my next few chapters can live up to this one. Assuming I get some more time to write. Look forward to it. Thanks again.