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I was a little confuse on the setting. I think that it started of with her in her cabin, then she went to church, and then she left church and when back home. Then Craig knocks on her door. The scene at the church was so brief that I thought she still at the church when Craig came to her. I thought she went into the church even though she felt she was unworthy of Jesus' love. Note: ![]() ![]() ![]() I think this story has promise. It needs a lot of work, but is a great rough draft. There is always room for improvement, even if you are the best writing in the world. I think the story is too condensed. Its need to be more open. You can expand this story even more. Below are some suggestion on chapter ideas and flashback ideas. Flashbacks can happen throughout the story, in-between the main story, switching back and forth as needed. Suggested Chapter topics and flashback ideas: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Other things you should know since you mention she was going to Church. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I see that she had feelings of not being worthy. Which is understandable, but God has a plan for everyone. I say all that to apply it to the main Character. Perhaps she can learned that after months of feeling she did not deserved (or is not worthy) to be in the church or God's love, that the truth is that we do not have to earn God's forgiveness or love, or favor, because he gives it to you freeāas a gift. As a final note. I want you to know I like the story. I just found it was to condense and left open many things that was not explain. Do what you want with my ideas, as they are only my suggestion to help you. Allow them to lead you to other ideas, or choose not to use them. I only mention God because the story mention God. I was not trying to push God on you. I hope that this was helpful. I can see this turning into a great story. A story of personal grow; a journal where one learns important life lessons. Maybe one that helps bring one back to God (if that what you choose as a writer to do). ![]() ![]()
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