May 8th, 2016 at 04:16am
I love that song! Death was such an awesome character in Supernatural; that song made his entrance amazing.
Anyways! I loved how short and sweet sour this drabble was. It doesn't dawdle around; everything is precise which shows that time is of the essence and his attitude toward the death of others is so frighteningly calm yet it's as if there's hidden excitement too when it mentions his smirk and smile. The layout suits the drabble well because it's simple but the stars are fading like the lives that Death must take. I liked that you chose the colour of silver for the watch he wears instead of gold; it somehow seems less showy and more dutiful.
Nicely done!
Anyways! I loved how short and sweet sour this drabble was. It doesn't dawdle around; everything is precise which shows that time is of the essence and his attitude toward the death of others is so frighteningly calm yet it's as if there's hidden excitement too when it mentions his smirk and smile. The layout suits the drabble well because it's simple but the stars are fading like the lives that Death must take. I liked that you chose the colour of silver for the watch he wears instead of gold; it somehow seems less showy and more dutiful.
Nicely done!
I also kind of disagree with you about this having a lack of description: I actually thought it had an appropriate amount of description for the brief scene that this piece encapsulated. Sure, you didn’t describe every little thing, but you chose to describe the things that truly mattered, such as the rush he received from taking souls and the soul in itself as it was being devoured by him.
Another aspect of this drabble that really stood out to me was the flow. There’s definitely a distinctive pattern and pacing to this piece, and it really added to the scene you created. I will also admit that I loved how you waited until the very end of the piece to “reveal” that the main character was Osiris.
So yeah, as always, I thoroughly enjoyed this piece, and I hope that you decide to do more sort of morbid things like this in the future.