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Tweak says, "Hello Reza"

takesheart (takesheart) wrote in undertherainbow,
@ 2008-01-09 14:20:00

Entry tags:

desire, rose frost, the flying dutchman, will turner

I am more aware of people's desires than I have ever been. Like why in human form I can crash a beach party and no one cares.

And unless I am needed later on, my band is having a small concert in London [address] should anyone desire to come.

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Captain William Turner

takesheart
2008-01-11 10:32 pm UTC (link)

How can you just constantly apologize while I am angry at you? Saying harsh things to you? It's beyond me and, to be honest, slightly irritating. If only you were as angry at me as I am to you, this whole ordeal would be so much easier.

I am confused, William Turner. Are you claiming to know me and have shared something with me or to not know me at all?

And are we not on the same level, both working for an Endless?

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The Flying Dutchman

swordattheready
2008-01-11 11:38 pm UTC (link)

I apologise because I never wanted to hurt or anger you. I apologise because I have memories of ten years spent on you that I never experienced personally but would not give up for anything nonetheless. I apologise because to not do so would be nothing more than rudeness and arrogance. And as much as I wish to make things easier for you, in this I cannot yield.

We had a friendship before, one that with time could have been something more, if not for my marriage to Elizabeth and your hatred of her. I assume you had no such hatred for Admiral Norrington, or my feelings for him. I am not claiming anything other than a deep sense of regret that I do not have you in my life, in whatever capacity you are comfortable with.

We do both work for an Endless. And we are most likely on somewhat the same level. But my duties are not governed just by Lady Death, but by the Lord as well. And your worth is that of so much more than mine. You should be at a higher level than I.

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Captain William Turner

takesheart
2008-01-12 01:18 am UTC (link)

I have much respect for Admiral Norrington for his courage facing Death. I only regret what I had to do. He is a brave, brave man.

Do not forget yourself, William Turner. Your worth is not higher than mine and if I had the time I would argue the opposite. But whatever Davy Jones might have believed, souls can not be judged and weighed like fish at the market. There is so much more than the eye can see and everyone always marks their price lower than the rest.

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