scourgeofpiracy: (dishevelled initial)
scourgeofpiracy ([personal profile] scourgeofpiracy) wrote2007-08-12 11:38 pm

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It's not the first time he's found himself, in dreams, in a place that's lost to him in reality. That time was in the office that now belongs to Cutler Beckett, but in this dream...

...in this dream, he's aboard the Endeavour, whole and undamaged and there as she'll never be again.
merrimanlyon: (listening with interest)

[personal profile] merrimanlyon 2007-08-24 02:15 pm (UTC)(link)
The map remains clear and perfectly drawn as Commodore Lyon lifts his hand, and proceeds to adjust the cuffs of his dress coat. 'A sensible man once said -- or rather, will say -- that corporations have neither bodies to be punished nor souls to be condemned, and therefore they do as they like. But that alone does not make them invulnerable...and it certainly does not make them immortal.'

It is at that moment that the faint clang of a ship's bell rings out, the echoes drifting into the cabin from somewhere in the heavy mist that surrounds the ship.

Dark, inscrutable eyes meet Norrington's. 'I believe you have the watch, Mister Norrington.'

[identity profile] scourgeofpiracy.livejournal.com 2007-08-24 04:59 pm (UTC)(link)
Norrington doesn't look away.

"I believe you're right. Go well, Commodore."
merrimanlyon: (lux aeterna)

[personal profile] merrimanlyon 2007-08-24 06:05 pm (UTC)(link)
He touches his hat in a small, polite half-salute.

'Go well, Mister Norrington. And I wish you good fortune, in your endeavour.'

The ship's bell tolls again, more loudly this time. And as the echoes fade away, he is no longer there.