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scourgeofpiracy) wrote2006-07-26 11:40 pm
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After the hurricane...
Most of the crew are dead, and those that aren't are keeping their distance, as far as possible, paddling away on whatever wreckage they can find.
He can't blame them. Nor, he finds, does he have much of a will to paddle himself. Not now.
So, sitting on a plank that was conveniently there, James Norrington floats.
He can't blame them. Nor, he finds, does he have much of a will to paddle himself. Not now.
So, sitting on a plank that was conveniently there, James Norrington floats.
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Juggling the sword and the letter, he turns to head for his cabin, but pauses.
"You take it easy now. I'll have a hammock slung for you if you're in need of rest. And you're of course to let me know if there's aught else can be done for you in the meantime."
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"I will. Thank you for what you've done, Captain."
He doesn't look at the men huddled on the other side of the deck. He knows too well how they'd be looking at him.