R.A.N.T.: Really Amazing Naval Things!

[joyful_molly]

Without a doubt the finest officers in the Royal Navy - though I admit that I might be biased there...

Pray tell - who are these fine gentlemen?

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[joyful_molly]

I'm not much of a dolls' person myself, but I'm absolutely in love with those three. They're real characters! *loves*

[joyful_molly]

My reaction as well. Now we only need one of Collingwood... ;-)

There's no photographic evidence

[maisedoat]

in the Age of Sail? I'm not surprised there isn't.

And I'm afraid no one started looking for the monster until 1933.

Re: There's no photographic evidence

[joyful_molly]

in the Age of Sail?

No. That quote is taken from a scene set in modern London. I guess I'll better add a disclaimer.

Re: There's no photographic evidence

[anteros_lmc]

First reference to the Loch Ness Monster is in Adomnan's Life of Columba, c. 690. Columba sees the monster as he travels to Inversness to attempt to convert King Bridei of the Picts. I don't think Columba managed to take a photo though ;)

[canadian_jay]

Oooh stunning!!

And love this line: "My morals are like the Loch Ness Monster, James: sightings have been reported, but there's no photographic evidence." ;D

[joyful_molly]

Hehe, thank you! Though that line is not from the AOS parts of the book, I feel it sums up Sebastian's character very well. ;)

[canadian_jay]

I suspect it rather does; its too good a line not too!

[chloe_amethyst]

Those are wonderful! How amazing and precious!!!

[joyful_molly]

I'm in love with them. Makes writing so much easier if you have your "muses" sitting on your desk!