As a professional writer of an upcoming novel, I feel the need to warn you away from "word-connection" which is the true downfall of all readers. When I write about caucasoid Libyan boys who have been poisoned by an esteogen-dumping Irish pharmaceutical company, causing them to have fully developed breasts, I am not asking you to picture this scenario. I am simply asking (begging) that you take responsibility in how you interpret what you believe you are reading.
As a reader, the impetus (third time I've used that word today) (which) means I may be smart or at least impetus impetus. Impetus. Incomplete. The impetus is on you to correctly arrange these words. If you fail, your critique will at most rip my very soul to shreds and at the very least cause me to wallow in a dark place of doubt with a fragile connection to my humanity.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm sorry if you feel I have led you astray.
Notice how the which is isolated? You have your work cut out for you.
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