Here's a response to each individual review:

Fatkid: Thanks for the compliments! Your not the only one who didn't see the turtles coming, other reviews I've received have mentioned this too and I like that you thought that Christopher sounded mad, he was a very fun character to voice. Regarding my lack of range, well, I don't really have much range in terms of pitch, sadly, but I'll try your other suggestion (twisting my throat around) to see if I can't make different sounding voices, which has always been my biggest problem when I voice act. Thanks again for organizing the contest and for the review!

NAXSTER: Again, my range is really poor, so I make no excuses. When I do voice acting work, I can only play one character because of this, really. Glad you also liked the ending. Concerning the mixing, well, I didn't do much mixing work, for sure, but I did record the voices separately and mix them, but I guess that's basic enough that it doesn't really count. Thanks for the review!

STALAGMITE: What a weird and wonderful comparison! I guess I do sound somewhat like Golem, but it hadn't occurred to me until you pointed it out. =] Thanks too for the compliments concerning the acting, it's a confidence booster. I agree with you that the story didn't have much interaction, but I guess I wanted to avoid making it even more evident how similar the voices were, so I tried to give each character long dialogues. Thanks for the review!

SCRIBBLER: A pretty tough review, maybe a bit too harsh, but with some valid criticisms and good suggestions, which makes for a good review.
I disagree with you all the characters had accents, in fact, Christopher's voice is actually my normal voice, barring the crazy-stuttering-whines. I guess that because my normal voice has an English accent, that you thought I was actually trying to do one, which is understandable. But I make no excuses towards my lack of range, I agree completely.
Concerning the story, you've made an excellent suggestion, I could have taken the action to the mountain itself, as it would have made it all that much more interesting. However, I disagree with you concerning the doctor (he's actually meant to be a shrink), he was meant to sound calm and detached, which is how I remember these sorts of guys tended to act read in old horror stories (like Lovecraft), so as to contrast with the madness, which means I actually succeed. Thanks for the review!

Thanks for the great compliments! The reviews I've been receiving are very encouraging and have really made my day.

About the accent, I think you're referring to the narrator, right? For his voice, I wasn't really going for a specific accent, I sort of just tried to mix an Irish/Scottish accent with something else (I can't really say what), with the results you heard. I was pretty satisfied with what came out.

The idea of it all is somewhat close to that of a therapy session, but more akin to that of the interactions you'd see in an old hospice in a horror story. But I'm not quite sure what LOTR had to do with my story... 0_o

Thanks again for the compliments and the review!

Interesting comments. First off, thanks for the compliments! About the lines needing emotions, if you mean 'the doc', then that's a good thing, as I had wanted to make him as a exaggeratedly impersonal doctor analyzing his patient. But if it's the narrator or Christopher himself, then I'll need to make more effort next time.

Concerning the 'different type of emotions', then you probably mean Christopher and, again, that's exactly what I was trying to achieve, as the utterly mad will have seemingly random emotions towards certain things. But the narrator or the doc, in this case, would be bad. However, if the stuttering was lacking, then I have no excuse, although I can't be sure how I'd do it differently.

The fact you focused on my voice, well, 0_o, I'm not sure if that's a good thing or not, but I hope so. Maybe that means my voice acting was sufficiently enticing and interesting that you focused so intensely on it. And that makes me very happy! As for the story, can't give it away as I don't want to spoil it for others, PM me if you really want to know.

Thanks for the constructive criticisms and the review!

Thanks immensely for the compliments! It's always very gratifying (and encouraging) for an voice actor to hear that he's managed to make some impact with the listener, as was with your case, and I feel flattered with all the compliments. I wouldn't quite say it was professional quality (on the contrary), but I was quite satisfied on how it came out.

But what really pleases me is that you found the story engaging and macabre. I was going for a Lovecraftian type story, which isn't easy to pull off by any measure, so if you found it as such, then I can feel pretty happy with it. Thanks for the review!

As I have no idea who the Poo mouse is, I'll take your compliments at face value and so thanks!