Story:
Tears of a Watterson by Laengruk10001
Star Rating: 3.5 out of 4 stars
Review: Today marks a special day in American history. 12 years ago we were attacked by terrorists. That's as far as I can go since they're many things associated with, but have drawn controversy since then. I feel that this day is not a holiday, but a day to remember those we lost. Today I thought it being my 10th day on this series, I thought, why not a 9/11 story. I looked up, but the most recent one I had stank so much it was just offensive, let alone barely any relevance to it. I looked deeper and found a story that is from an author who brings the big guns. Let's begin.
Frank Watterson (OC) is reminded of that faithful day when he met the love of his life. Faith brought them together, but did more than that when another day shocked the world.
I have to say the only thing I didn't like was its expansion on paragraphs since some could have been reduced while others could have been expanded.
What I love about this story is that it has an OC that matters! Frank drives us through a psychological journey of one of the victims who died into a better trance of deeper understanding of why some people were hurt more than others. We are driven to a state of realism and special ops that takes us further within our own power to symbolize what we all have in control isn't control by anyone. Our decisions will always come back to haunt us. He brings you love at ease, heart and emotion in war that isn't done better than this writer.
What I have to say to improve? I want the author to sit his story out there because this is definitely one of the most underrated stories of all time. He gives us action and drama, with the grip of us being there.
Summary: 9/11 is a tragedy, but our fan fiction author, Laengruk10001, brings you further than any writer alive here to show how others had died inside when that day happened. Brilliant! Superb! Frank is an OC that is mystical and is shown on a Dicken's landscape that can be brought further. One of the best stories of 2012. You can't say you understand 9/11 victims, until you're brought in further.
I just want to say I would like to dedicate this review to all those who were affected by the September 11 attacks. I wanted to pick a good story, and this is one that is far too ignored. If you really want to be taken in further into this event, read this story, for which it has realism and dramatic elements to bring us a closer understanding to this devastating event.
~ I'm Fan Fiction Critic/Reviewer Henry Peters