a/n: contains reference to PotC:DMC.
No aspect of Pirates of the Caribbean belong to me. (Flannelette:you are always on my mind.)
The Adventures of Flannelette the Pirate Maiden: Part 36
The gloves are off...
A chest inside
Another chest;
A necklace
Made of pearls.
The second chest is lifted out
And checked quite carefully.
The chest is very firmly shut;
The lock won't budge at all!
It's now Will Turner's moment;
He reveals the missing key.
Jack Sparrow
And James Norrington
Are really
Quite impressed.
This item is the handiest
The blacksmith boy could get.
Will waves the key quite modestly
And gestures to his right;
"The key to Davy Jones's heart
Belongs to Flannelette."
He hands fair Flannelette
The key,
Aware of Lizzie's
Pout.
She blushes very prettily;
Her hair gleams soft and bright.
She stoops so very gracefully
To open up the chest;
Then halts and looks around;
She knows that something isn't right.
Will Turner
Has his dagger out;
Jack Sparrow's
Closing in;
And Norrington has opened up
A bag he must have hid.
And Pintel and Ragetti,
In the distance, play charades.
A flapping bird? A clog dance?
And some type of diving squid?
Dismissing frantic
Acting;
Flannelette
Surveys the scene.
Each man is surreptitiously
About to draw his sword.
At last, it seems, they've realised,
There is no common ground.
Their different aims and motives
Can no longer be ignored.
Will Turner
Wants to stab the heart,
To save his
Dear old dad;
Jack Sparrow wants the heart intact
To keep away the kraken;
And Norrington's determined
He will take the heart back home.
(And hopes whoever wrote the third film script
Was quite mistaken.)
~o~
to be continued...
What was Pintel and Ragetti's fine acting meant to convey?
Is Norrington starting to get slightly worried about the third film?