He... Didn't know?
No. He had to.
He did. He does!
He hates me.
He has to!
He didn't.
He doesn't
It was plan as this dress was cutting off my circulation. He never knew.
It made sense really.. He was never really in Tortuga, and mother had never told me she had told him. never had the chance I suppose. I had just assumed.
I had tried to kill an innocent man..
Well.. Innocent in this matter.
He had never ignored me, simply never know I existed..
He had left, and never come back, but had he known... maybe?
"I have a daughter." he was still rolling the word around on his tongue.. I thought the sounded rather nice there. Abruptly he turned to a nearby gaud and began to babble, a babble much like my own.
"My daughter is better then yours, and don't even try to convince us all otherwise, we know your lying, but then again you might not be, because you're a gaud of the law, and not a pirate, but its all the same. or yes it is, your lying we all know you are!" Every one was confused but me, I managed to fallow him somehow, I think it genetic.
He when on for awhile before Norrington made a very intentionally violent move in his direction, and smiles he did, held out his wrist and offered. "Clap 'em in irons,"
But he didn't stop there he continued to go on about how he was already in ropes, and didn't the that rope and iron went well..
I was thinking, and as I'm sure I've mentioned, thinking is a dangerous pass time. but I really and honestly to the code, wanted to know my father. and if I didn't help him, neither of us would get out alive. Everything I had every stood for, was caving in.
"I thought I'd never have you figured Jack, I was right, you're a hard man to predict."
Was this Norrington smart plan to make my father shut the blood 'ell up?
"Me?" Smiled Jack, "I'm just dishonest, and a dishonest man you can always trust to be dishonest.. Honestly! It's the honest ones you've got to watch out for, because you can never predict when there going to do something incredibly.. stupid.." That look. he gave, that get ready to run look.. I knew what I had to do..
In the fastest moment I would muster, I ripped (with all my might) my dress off. This choice of act stunned everyone.. Even when they saw the clothes beneath, or-- especially when they saw the clothes beneath..
This, thankfully, gave my time to push off Norrington and all the other guards.
My pickpocket fingers grabbed the knife at my boots and cut my father's ropes.
Grabbed his hands an ran.
There was nowhere to go really. Nowhere but back. And so we ran to the back of the enclosure..
But they were behind us to. We were surrounded.
My knife was useless.
I heard jack mutter. "Why does this always happen to me?'
I stepped forward, close to Norrington, his sword to my throat. "To bad. you know I really was going clean? I hated him, thought he hated me. I wanted him dead. You, you let me know the truth.. And now here I am. Going to die. He'd already be dead. But now well die together. Like the way a family should. Too bad, Mom's not here. She'd have loved to die with us. No, you killed her Years ago." He really,. But he sill hadn't learnt that pirates were actors. "She hadn't done nothing wrong. She wasn't really even one of them. But she got mixed with the wrong crown. You killed her. Canon says I was a man named Norrington. Shot her because he a said something to a pirate."
Norrington was quivering.. Did he believe me?
I was alone. Left on Tortuga. I thought He hated me, he never came 'round. I was alone. Always alone..."
"I- I."
"Don't know what to say? Sorry maybe? If your going to kill me or Jack, doing now, fast. I'm tried of dying. Make it quick."
I knew he wouldn't. Not after he thought he'd killed an innocent women. Good old hero types, get all choked up when the kill an innocent.
I was right. He lowered his sword. "Lower your weapons."
They listened to him, but didn't seem pleased. perhaps they'd done this before..
"Well. I'm felling..."
Dear father Jack never got a chance to finish the sentence, I had grabbed him and charged for the edge wall.
Over we when, down, down, down...
Over the roaring in my ears I heard Jack.
"I've done this before."
No. He had to.
He did. He does!
He hates me.
He has to!
He didn't.
He doesn't
It was plan as this dress was cutting off my circulation. He never knew.
It made sense really.. He was never really in Tortuga, and mother had never told me she had told him. never had the chance I suppose. I had just assumed.
I had tried to kill an innocent man..
Well.. Innocent in this matter.
He had never ignored me, simply never know I existed..
He had left, and never come back, but had he known... maybe?
"I have a daughter." he was still rolling the word around on his tongue.. I thought the sounded rather nice there. Abruptly he turned to a nearby gaud and began to babble, a babble much like my own.
"My daughter is better then yours, and don't even try to convince us all otherwise, we know your lying, but then again you might not be, because you're a gaud of the law, and not a pirate, but its all the same. or yes it is, your lying we all know you are!" Every one was confused but me, I managed to fallow him somehow, I think it genetic.
He when on for awhile before Norrington made a very intentionally violent move in his direction, and smiles he did, held out his wrist and offered. "Clap 'em in irons,"
But he didn't stop there he continued to go on about how he was already in ropes, and didn't the that rope and iron went well..
I was thinking, and as I'm sure I've mentioned, thinking is a dangerous pass time. but I really and honestly to the code, wanted to know my father. and if I didn't help him, neither of us would get out alive. Everything I had every stood for, was caving in.
"I thought I'd never have you figured Jack, I was right, you're a hard man to predict."
Was this Norrington smart plan to make my father shut the blood 'ell up?
"Me?" Smiled Jack, "I'm just dishonest, and a dishonest man you can always trust to be dishonest.. Honestly! It's the honest ones you've got to watch out for, because you can never predict when there going to do something incredibly.. stupid.." That look. he gave, that get ready to run look.. I knew what I had to do..
In the fastest moment I would muster, I ripped (with all my might) my dress off. This choice of act stunned everyone.. Even when they saw the clothes beneath, or-- especially when they saw the clothes beneath..
This, thankfully, gave my time to push off Norrington and all the other guards.
My pickpocket fingers grabbed the knife at my boots and cut my father's ropes.
Grabbed his hands an ran.
There was nowhere to go really. Nowhere but back. And so we ran to the back of the enclosure..
But they were behind us to. We were surrounded.
My knife was useless.
I heard jack mutter. "Why does this always happen to me?'
I stepped forward, close to Norrington, his sword to my throat. "To bad. you know I really was going clean? I hated him, thought he hated me. I wanted him dead. You, you let me know the truth.. And now here I am. Going to die. He'd already be dead. But now well die together. Like the way a family should. Too bad, Mom's not here. She'd have loved to die with us. No, you killed her Years ago." He really,. But he sill hadn't learnt that pirates were actors. "She hadn't done nothing wrong. She wasn't really even one of them. But she got mixed with the wrong crown. You killed her. Canon says I was a man named Norrington. Shot her because he a said something to a pirate."
Norrington was quivering.. Did he believe me?
I was alone. Left on Tortuga. I thought He hated me, he never came 'round. I was alone. Always alone..."
"I- I."
"Don't know what to say? Sorry maybe? If your going to kill me or Jack, doing now, fast. I'm tried of dying. Make it quick."
I knew he wouldn't. Not after he thought he'd killed an innocent women. Good old hero types, get all choked up when the kill an innocent.
I was right. He lowered his sword. "Lower your weapons."
They listened to him, but didn't seem pleased. perhaps they'd done this before..
"Well. I'm felling..."
Dear father Jack never got a chance to finish the sentence, I had grabbed him and charged for the edge wall.
Over we when, down, down, down...
Over the roaring in my ears I heard Jack.
"I've done this before."