Tessera
Trilogy Blog
Post 248
BAM 09 April 2018 critique comments
1.
Description of
oak table was great – thanks
2.
Use more
realistic, natural tight dialog – agree, working
3.
Minor editorial
suggestions – working
4.
Don’t
use candy ass (suggested Prom Queen) – agree, working
5.
Don’t
start sentence with “and” – agree
6.
Clarify
who is speaker – agree, working
7.
Show
bodily interactions – agree, working
8.
Don’t
refer to TV shows – agree, working
9.
Show
what motivates the main characters – agree, working
10.
Don’t
have LC boast about sniper role – agree, working
11.
Use more
dramatic dialog – Think faster dammit! – agree, working
12.
Show or
identify why LC thought killer was a county male – agree, working
13.
Insert a
reaction to statements of Wills, LC – agree, working
14.
Incorporate
small talk, downplay any attraction of Wills for LC – agree, working
15.
As a way
to explain her questions of LC, identify fears of having a reliable partner in
a shootout – agree, working
16.
Show,
explain that he is reluctant to talk of military experiences – agree, working
17.
Choose
better word than “yahoos” – agree, working
18.
Remove
reference to Digits – the IT guy – agree, working
Above critique comments were entered into the
version critiques below.
BAM member –
1.
POV shifts
evident, but not jarring – agree, working
2.
Suggested adding more about forensics, putting
on booties, gloves – agree
3.
Identify Wills as being female – disagree; she is same female
character as in previous segment
4.
Have LC enter the bedroom before he sees the
painting - agree
5.
Specify location of painting in bedroom – agree (on
the wall)
6.
Vary sentence structure more – will consider
7.
Didn’t understand conflict between Military
Intel and SPECOPS – staffers versus operators
8.
Suggested specifying money as coins – disagree;
payroll included paper scrip (as does numismatics)
1. Nice
dialog – thanks
2.
This
segment was more personal than earlier – thanks
3.
Story
has become too light versus serious crime based – characters
may display or voice humor to cover anxieties, fears, uncertainty
5.
Improve awkward description – agree, working
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