There once lived a young woman named Jazminda Sparrow. She lived in a tall tower, in the middle of a forbidden island, in the middle of the Caribbean. She had lived there since she was five years old. She had no recollection of her parents or her home. The only people she had known and remembered were the pirates that had taken her and kept her here in this tower for thirteen years. She would not be alive to that day if that, her beautiful jet black hair and electric blue eyes had entranced them.
At the age of thirteen her captors were going to kill her for they believed that she was wasting their food. But they decided that they would keep her alive so she could marry the abysmal pirate, Billy the Kid, on her twentieth birthday. This was because it was prophesied that a beauty would marry a beast and both Billy and Jazminda filled the description. Jazminda had not wishes of matrimony for she thought Billy was terrible for his spitting, killing, drinking, and fighting. She had expected him to grow up like this, because she had known him since age seven, and he had been an equally terrible child. Also, she had only known two good hearted pirates in her life and didn't expect to meet many more. They were former Captain John Robin, a rough but kind pirate who had taught her every thing she knew about piracy. John was a tall, rugged man with dark skin from the sun constantly beating down on it, golden teeth from some of the many battles he had been in, and the most matted hair ever to be seen on a pirate with hundreds of small braids and dread locks. Despite his rough complexion he was kind to her and treated her like his own daughter while still lived up to his reputation as one of the fiercest pirates in the Caribbean. Then there was Jack.
Jack Turner was a good souled pirate at the time she had known him, which was for about six months at the age of six or seven. Jack had been on the island so the Seven Captains of the Seas could decide what would transpire to Jack. For Jack was what pirates called a half-ling, a bloody nuisance as many of the pirates on the Island would call him. His father was one of the most respected pirates of the Caribbean and his mother had been found barely alive on an island and the two eventually married and had a child, Jack. No one knew what became of either of them but it was rumored that they died from the plague.
Jack had befriended Jazminda over a meal in the mess hall and spent the long hours of the day playing and practicing being pirates with swords and daggers. During this time they stole a small boat and sailed around this forbidden place and built hidden traps all over the island. They learned some of the big pirate secrets that only the most feared pirates knew, such as how to tell if someone was lying.
After six long months the Seven Captains' decided that Jack was incompetent and was banished to England for the rest of his days. England was one of the harder punishments because the pirates considered England to be one of the worst places on the Earth with their many baths, neat clothes and high education. They knew that if the government found out of Jack's parents then they would hang him thus saving the work of having to do it themselves. Since being shipped away Jazminda had not seen or heard of him and believed him to have died. She never imaged that their paths would ever cross again.