Her time at the Phoenix Sun had inured her to the sounds. The phones, keyboards, and voices were the sounds of a newsroom breathing. She forced her mind to go blank and just listened to the noise she normally filtered out. She was surprised to realize that, if she ignored Jackson telling someone how to spot an alien, they were the same sounds that filled the bullpen at The Sun.
Maybe it would be all right after all. No place that produced those reassuring noises could be so bad, could it?
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it's a very emotional scene.
ReplyDeleteGreat use of sensory detail.
ReplyDeleteOMG Susanna stole my comment. I was just going to say how well you used the senses to draw in the reader...but she was much more succinct. LOL
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Allure
Excellent passage!
ReplyDeleteI like that she draws reassurance from the noises. Great use of senses and characterization!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job of setting the scene. I just wish I could remember the name of the movie in your picture. What is it??
ReplyDeleteMy six sentences are here: Sandy's Six
The picture is from His Girl Friday (love Cary Grant. Great comic timing.)
ReplyDeleteThanks all for the comments. It's nice to know that six sentences can carry enough information to make an impression.
Great six and I like how you used her inner thoughts to create the scene
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