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Bill Sheats is a vagabond, a rascal. (deusexvampira) wrote in undertherainbow,
@ 2008-03-03 04:59:00

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ageless bill turner, petit lapan lebeau, will turner

Will, Elizabeth, Dutch, Petit, Anne, ~~and Artan~~...
Everyone okay?
I'm not a lady, Jack's still Jack...

Oh, right, for those of you that missed it, Jack's here... Back. Back here. In any case - Nobody's got bits where they oughtn't, do they?

Dutch - thank you for lunch, it was quite informative. Would love to do it again sometime, if you don't mind.
Will - We should really have a drink tonight if that's at all possible.

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deusexvampira
2008-03-03 11:56 pm UTC (link)

Aye, it's the Jack of my world. From what I've heard, though, he hasn't changed at all.

And I'd love to. I may have a rather eccentric captain tagging along, depending on how curious he is to what's going on.

The serendipitous thing about this world is that the men he and I replaced were in the process of moving in together so we figured why stop what's already started.

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	swordattheready 2008-03-04 12:22 am UTC (link)
	The more the merrier. It would be nice to see Jack again, no matter who he is or where he's from. You and Jack...you're...well. That's wonderful. I was rather taken with Admiral Norrington myself, but he's gone now. He disappeared not long ago. Thankfully, I still have Elizabeth and Fleur- er, the Flying Dutchman. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

deusexvampira
2008-03-04 12:34 am UTC (link)

Norrington?

Well, it's better than Beckett, I suppose. Never did much care for him, myself, but that's because the man was after our heads, and not in a very pleasant way. But he was a man of honor, and he was strong-willed, so I can imagine Norrington was a good man, when he wasn't chasing down pirates.

And yes - I'm sure he'll tell you all about it, at great length, if you ask. Jack's rather proud of me, I feel. Rather proud of you in our world as well, you managed to stay out of the whole pirating business. You also managed to live for as long as we have, without the need for vampirism or curses. You HATED it, mind - but well, legends never die. Had quite a name for yourself in the smithing industry.

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swordattheready
2008-03-04 12:53 am UTC (link)

He died an honourable death, Father. He saved my life when I was a young boy, pulling from the sea. He ended up saving Elizabeth right before he died...unfortunately at your hand. But you were barking mad, and I never blamed you for it. It was all Jones' fault.

I did become a pirate, Father, in my world that is. But Elizabeth loves that about me. She's always had a thing for pirates.

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	deusexvampira 2008-03-04 01:06 am UTC (link)
	That's the one thing I tried to save you from, in my reality. You deserved better. And I killed him? That's bloody awful. I never hated him enough to kill the man. Possibly hack out his tongue or cut off a few fingers, but never kill him. I'll see you there, Will. Possibly with Jack in tow. (Reply to this) (Parent)

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