The return of an old friend
(a POTC fanfic)
by, A.E.Deal
Chapter One: The Day I lost Her
Today is the day Elizabeth Swann is to marry Will Turner and I was invided to it. My name is Captain Jack Sparrow, and this is my story. My ship is about to come into port to drop me off for the next seven days so I can see Will for a day or two and get some more rum. At the wedding I saw Commodore Norrington and was he ever mad. The wedding was nice but I didn't stay long. Right after they kissed I left to the nearest pub to get a drink.
A year later I got a note from Will telling me that he just had a baby daughter and he named her Maria Elizabeth 'Sparrow' Turner. They nikenamed her Sparrow because she (as they put it) acted alot like me at times.
"Cap'n?" Gibbs asked for me while I was in the middle of reading the letter from Will and Elizabeth.
"Aye? What is it Gibbs?" I replied.
"Cotten says we're 'bout to 'it ruff seas, Cap'n."
"Aye, I know I could feel it in me bones."
"Aye, Capn so could I. What should we do, Sir?"
"Just 'old her stady and hope f'r the best, Gibbs."
"Aye, sir," Gibbs said and then he left to tell the crew what I just said. Then I went back to letter.
(a POTC fanfic)
by, A.E.Deal
Chapter One: The Day I lost Her
Today is the day Elizabeth Swann is to marry Will Turner and I was invided to it. My name is Captain Jack Sparrow, and this is my story. My ship is about to come into port to drop me off for the next seven days so I can see Will for a day or two and get some more rum. At the wedding I saw Commodore Norrington and was he ever mad. The wedding was nice but I didn't stay long. Right after they kissed I left to the nearest pub to get a drink.
A year later I got a note from Will telling me that he just had a baby daughter and he named her Maria Elizabeth 'Sparrow' Turner. They nikenamed her Sparrow because she (as they put it) acted alot like me at times.
"Cap'n?" Gibbs asked for me while I was in the middle of reading the letter from Will and Elizabeth.
"Aye? What is it Gibbs?" I replied.
"Cotten says we're 'bout to 'it ruff seas, Cap'n."
"Aye, I know I could feel it in me bones."
"Aye, Capn so could I. What should we do, Sir?"
"Just 'old her stady and hope f'r the best, Gibbs."
"Aye, sir," Gibbs said and then he left to tell the crew what I just said. Then I went back to letter.