Talk:The Sacrifice/@comment-173.25.142.117-20120819045155

It takes a remarkable writer to craft characters, a main protagonist, a plotline, and (not necessarily linked to an antagonist, but) a climax time (one moment or a certain chapter, per say).

It shows strength to be able to kill a protagonist in a story. The author holds the power, and only he or she can use it. Well done, very well done to be able to kill Aaron, DogNut, and all of Jester's acquantences on his trip to Camden. That is a difficult thing to do, and shows even more astounding skill than that to write a book in itself. Bravo, I say. :)