Captain Jack Sparrow (
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Theirs not to make reply, Theirs not to reason why, Theirs but to do and die:
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What: Two Eighteenth-century Sailors and the Tractor That Didn't Love Them. And McCoy, covering his eyes.
When: Day 1 of the Draft; after this.
Where: A farm near the battlefield, and its surrounds.
Summary: Jack and Archie have decided to tend to matters of war, in spite of difficulties caused by shifting irregularities.
Rating: Jim Varney wearing John Goodman's trousers and Jed Clampett's hat.
The first thing Jack Sparrow noticed after being transported to the battlefield with the rest was what amounted to excruciating pain in his right arm.
His sword arm.
It dangled from his shoulder, badly broken and useless. And pink.
On his knees in a pile of dusty straw, Jack inspected the damage, and found it very bad indeed; he found he could not feel the fingers on his right hand at all. Clutching the useless limb to his chest, he looked about. "KENNEDY! BONES!" Where were they in this chaos?
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And why was he COMPLETELY PINK?
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What: Two Eighteenth-century Sailors and the Tractor That Didn't Love Them. And McCoy, covering his eyes.
When: Day 1 of the Draft; after this.
Where: A farm near the battlefield, and its surrounds.
Summary: Jack and Archie have decided to tend to matters of war, in spite of difficulties caused by shifting irregularities.
Rating: Jim Varney wearing John Goodman's trousers and Jed Clampett's hat.
The first thing Jack Sparrow noticed after being transported to the battlefield with the rest was what amounted to excruciating pain in his right arm.
His sword arm.
It dangled from his shoulder, badly broken and useless. And pink.
On his knees in a pile of dusty straw, Jack inspected the damage, and found it very bad indeed; he found he could not feel the fingers on his right hand at all. Clutching the useless limb to his chest, he looked about. "KENNEDY! BONES!" Where were they in this chaos?
...
And why was he COMPLETELY PINK?
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From not far off he could hear the shouts of enemy fighters, but a cursory glance around revealed that, apart from himself and Archie, there was no one else from their side. Not good.
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THANK YOU KYRA
This injury hurt more; he was fairly certain the bones were broken in more than one place. But what was of greater concern was the sound of their enemies, winged soldiers who would easily spot Kennedy tending an injury in the middle of this...
Farmyard. A small shed, which might have held tools or saddlery, huddled against a grassy hill nearby.
"Aye, you will---in there." The pirate stood and stumbled toward the building, trusting the younger sailor to follow him.
Leadership: running away with your own gravitational pull.
AND KYRA'S PARADISA MODS
"In."
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It was apparent that somehow the two men had stumbled upon a disused Malnosso abattoir. Blades of different sizes, shapes, and stages of rustyness hung on the walls and swung from the ceiling in wicked rows. A wooden table with curious old stains on it stood in a corner. And, off in the back, a shadowy shape lurked under an old piece of filthy canvas.
"Well. A bit friendlier than expected, isn't it," he observed cheerlessly, turning back to Kennedy. "They didn't see us, did they."
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"That filthy thing is not going anywhere near me mouth, son."
He clumsily pulled out a flask, uncorking it with his teeth and taking a huge swallow. Then another. And another. This done, he drew a dagger from his side and, selecting a not-so-mucky spot on the floor, did as the lieutenant asked--the blade of the dagger, not the handle, went between his teeth.
"Do ur urst."
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The corner of Jack's mouth bled slightly; his breathing was rapid, shallow. And there were the sounds of approaching enemies not far away.
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"How many would you say were out there, Kennedy?"
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"I reckon I counted seven or eight pairs of wings out there." He moved behind Jack now that the canvas was wrapped around him, trying to work out how to circumvent the wings. Going under them would provide the least amount of pressure, so under it was, and he tied the knot behind the pirate's shoulder. "We could hold them off in here better than in the open. They can't come in but one at a time. If we're quick enough, we can cut them down at the door. Only trouble is there's no way out except the door they'd be coming in."
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He got to his feet, drawing his pistol in his left hand. Jack wasn't left-handed but he was capable enough to fight with it at need. The arm throbbed.
"Then we might hold out for some time---but not forever, Kennedy. Not forever."
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"You're a rather effete shade of blue, you know."
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"You're a fair shot, I'm a fair shot; you're decent with a sword, I'm exceptionally good but handicapped by this damned arm. We've more blades here than we could ever use, unless we build some sort of trap..." He glanced at the strange bulky object at the back of the building.
"What's that?"
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Something.
"I've no idea."
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/loses at sleeping, apparently; also, loses the html
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DONE!
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GOD THIS TAG IS HIDEOUS
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