It's always the homewreckersI want justice for so many childhood friends being the 'losing heroines'.
Thanks so much! I'll go fix sprained.p. 5: "sparined" -> "sprained"
p. 9: "even if, everything..." -> "even if everything..."
Oh okay. I get the pacing style you're going for; that makes sense now. Although, in English grammar, I don't think I've come across the comma (,) being used like that because while it does signal a pause, it also disconnects it into two statements in a sentence. So, as a native English speaker, I didn't catch onto it being a dramatic pause and thought it was splitting the quote in two. Perhaps an ellipsis (...) would work better. IdkThanks so much! I'll go fix sprained.
For 'even if,' that was a stylistic choice for pacing. Do you think it doesn't flow well?
Wait, I've got it. A comma on both ends would likely do the trick without taking up too much space- "even if, everything I did, ..." or something like thatOh okay. I get the pacing style you're going for; that makes sense now. Although, in English grammar, I don't think I've come across the comma (,) being used like that because while it does signal a pause, it also disconnects it into two statements in a sentence. So, as a native English speaker, I didn't catch onto it being a dramatic pause and thought it was splitting the quote in two. Perhaps an ellipsis (...) would work better. Idk