Jeremy R. Strong commented on an excerpt of The Adventures of MONOMAN
Allusions to mysterious arrangements are a great way to drive the reader deeper into the narrative, I like how you plant several teasers/foreshadowing cues in this prologue.

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    “So, I take it your vacation went well.” he continues, carrying on this one way conversation. “I have fulfilled my end of the arrangement we made. The other three seem on track as well, although we have not been in touch.”
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    In terms of character development, this paragraph is really solid in its establishing how the man feels about the rain - not just that he loves rain, but that he loves it because it washes away filth - a great way to provide a measure of depth for your character  in a short space. 
    One thing I wondered though: how could he watch the rain beat against the drywall if he was inside? Also, drywall can’t get wet. If it does, it swells and needs to be replaced. So if rain is beating against the drywall and he is watching this but the drywall is also keeping him dry, there seems to be a bit of logical paradox in that. Maybe I am missing something, but it is the only thing that jarred me in an otherwise excellent prologue that has compelled me to read on, which I will do now! - Jeremy
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      A man sits watching the drops beat against the thin drywall that separates himself from the brunt of the storm and smiles. He’s always loved the rain; it sweeps aside the filth of the world and allows new life to flourish. He lets the blinds slip back in place; the roar of the elements fades into the background of his life.
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