This is worth finishing. So the tone changes. Let's see what you got! I think many of us would enjoy reading it.
The combo of Willow and Spike in a platonic pairing is not one I've seen explored much or at all, and I find I like their interaction. You've got his voice quite well. I'd love to see what else develops if you continue.
Blue
Comments from author:
Thanks I'll try and pluck up the courage in the not too distant future, maybe after just one more tweak.... :0)
Review By [DeepBlueJoy] • Date [9 Oct 08] • Rating [8 out of 10]
I really hope you come back to this story...I'd really like to keep reading on...it's a great beginning!
Comments from author:
Thanks. There is more but never really finished it and the tone changes massively. Never was happy with it so never got round to posting.... maybe one day!
Review By [Mwhahahaha] • Date [28 Aug 08] • Not Rated
Wow, I love it! I'm really glad Willow's got some issues of the magical kind, and I love her interactions with everyone. Having Spike along is just double the fun =)
Comments from author:
Thanks. There is more but the tone so different unsure whether to post. Plus the end evades me.....
Review By [Keshkreature] • Date [4 Jul 08] • Not Rated
Mhh some things were smoother than others. Willow and spike's relationship was weird. The whole binding aura's was off... There were a few other minor points that seemed strange as well.
Review By [MistofRainbows] • Date [31 Aug 07] • Not Rated
1. Your punctuation skills are balls. There are missing commas and question marks, although thankfully it doesn't get quite bad enough to make it unreadable. Close. 2. Stargate only rotates in one direction. If it locks one symbol and wants the one just before it, it needs to do a full rotation to bring that symbol around to lock the next. 3. The symbols look about as much like hieroglyphics as Norse runs or Japanese kana do. They're all based off of constellations, as made even more evident in Stargate Atlantis, where the Ancients stop stylizing the glyphs and they're just dots connected by lines. 4. The Rosetta stone was discovered in 1799 and translated in 1822-1824. The first publishing of an English translation was in 1858. Spike was turned by Drusilla in 1880.
That's about where I stopped reading.
Comments from author:
Ah maybe I shoulda made a note about dodgy history & grammar, too.... Poetic license man, poetic license :0)
Review By [JoeHundredaire] • Date [31 Aug 07] • Rating [3 out of 10]