I really liked reading this story in particular, the writer gave insight to the man's past without ever having to directly tell his story. You could easily find that it was something he missed and wanted to go back to, and in the end he was able to make it.
-"Honor"
A very clearly told story, it was easy to find out the story going on, and she was able to describe what kind of person her husband had been without directly saying it.
-"His Floor"
Kind of a sad story, but I really liked the way the author told the story and you could feel that there was a connection between the two characters, but he never said they liked each other or really cared for one another. I would feel awful leaving that lady alone D:!
Interestingly enough, all three of the stories I read were actually a little depressing, somehow I think that says something about how a large amount of people are feeling at this point in time. *Man-tear*
The story "Honor" was super good! I agree that she painted a picture of her husband without giving a thorough description of what he was like.
ReplyDeleteI read "The young and the old," as well, and basically thought the same thing. It bugged me that I didn't know more about what was going on, but at the same time that's what made the story so gripping.
ReplyDeleteI agree entirely :P I think the author actually left the story open for interpretation, which was pretty cool!
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