Captain Jack Sparrow (
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A Pirate and Three Navy Men
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What: Cheering Archie up after
tothelibrary was sent home. CHEERING HIM UP AT ALL COSTS.
When: Late Afternoon, 9/8--Early Morning, 9/10
Where: Ocean--aboard the Joanna Joyce
Summary: Archie Kennedy was in the depths of despair after the girl he loved was sent home by the Malnosso. Jack Sparrow hated seeing him so sad and offered a sail to perk him up a bit. And then he offered to let Hornblower come along, which was a supreme sacrifice. And at some point they will dredge the newly-landed Jack Aubrey from the depths. There might be something going on with octopi in this thing, too, eventually.
Rating: This will be rated PG-13 for all the instances in which Sparrow will be annoyed by Horatio Hornblower.
There: the last bottle of rum had been stored aboard the Joanna Joyce. The tally, by the end, was half a dozen bottles of rum, a six pack of something called "Pabst Blue Ribbon", a box of wine, three bottles of champagne, a bottle of scotch, and a bottle of whiskey. It might almost be enough to get Jack Sparrow through the hours of being with Hornblower in close quarters that were soon to follow. Now it was just a matter of waiting for the two Navy men to show up at the shore. For the occasion, Jack had brought the Joanna in to the southernmost dock. The King's Men would not have to swim today.
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What: Cheering Archie up after
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When: Late Afternoon, 9/8--Early Morning, 9/10
Where: Ocean--aboard the Joanna Joyce
Summary: Archie Kennedy was in the depths of despair after the girl he loved was sent home by the Malnosso. Jack Sparrow hated seeing him so sad and offered a sail to perk him up a bit. And then he offered to let Hornblower come along, which was a supreme sacrifice. And at some point they will dredge the newly-landed Jack Aubrey from the depths. There might be something going on with octopi in this thing, too, eventually.
Rating: This will be rated PG-13 for all the instances in which Sparrow will be annoyed by Horatio Hornblower.
There: the last bottle of rum had been stored aboard the Joanna Joyce. The tally, by the end, was half a dozen bottles of rum, a six pack of something called "Pabst Blue Ribbon", a box of wine, three bottles of champagne, a bottle of scotch, and a bottle of whiskey. It might almost be enough to get Jack Sparrow through the hours of being with Hornblower in close quarters that were soon to follow. Now it was just a matter of waiting for the two Navy men to show up at the shore. For the occasion, Jack had brought the Joanna in to the southernmost dock. The King's Men would not have to swim today.
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He couldn't remember. He couldn't remember what had happened after Joyce, but there had been rum.
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"I thought she were going to stay at Cull...Cullwhatsit, an' look after me a bit, but....
She'll think me over and decide whether to send me to the gallows in a week's time."
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It was probably the best thing for him, really.
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That was the first thing that came out of his mouth, although it's more in confusion than anger. He'd been able to justify hanging with Jack because he'd decided at last that the man wouldn't do anything cruel. And this...this was fear to the point of cruelty, if he was telling right.
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That was all he could get out before the next round of vomiting.
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"He....he broke her up, somehow. I don't know how. And what does she do, hm? What do you think?"
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"Go on."
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He had probably never drunk this much at one sitting.
"Nowhere left to go," he mumbled.
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"And if he did mean to harm her, and he returned from death with a grudge? Do you think you could protect her from him then? Have you ever fought a vampire, Jack?"
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A deep, shuddering breath. Crimes of passion were not Jack Sparrow's style. Vengeance? Yes---plotted coldly and methodically. No--he'd never fought a vampire. He'd been nearly drained by one, but never...
All he'd been able to think of was how satisfying it would be to hear of Angel's death. Another Slayer in town? He couldn't resist mentioning the vampire to her.
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A beat.
"You won't remember any of that, will you."
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With a groan, Jack laid his head back down on the deck of his Joanna.
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