But this boy, and all the others on the three ships, died because Norrington wanted to save his own career - and his own neck - or die trying, and he knows it.
After a while, he gets up, slowly, and goes into the cabin. The letter he writes isn't long, and is tied to his scabbard when he emerges, seemingly back to himself. His face is blank, though his eyes are still haunted.
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Date: 2006-07-29 07:49 pm (UTC)But this boy, and all the others on the three ships, died because Norrington wanted to save his own career - and his own neck - or die trying, and he knows it.
After a while, he gets up, slowly, and goes into the cabin. The letter he writes isn't long, and is tied to his scabbard when he emerges, seemingly back to himself. His face is blank, though his eyes are still haunted.
"Captain Bellamy?"