Aug 09, 2009 17:52
The sea is calm, and after a fairly busy day of keeping the Empress ship shape, Gibbs has taken a seat on an turned-out bucket, hoping to enjoy a bit of rum and maybe some tobacco. The breeze is light, and the sun is setting. Being a pirate is a good thing.
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The captain tends to favor silence at this time of day.
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Usually.
Elizabeth takes a deep breath, then looks as if she'd rather not do so again.
"Fine night," she comments at last. "And a fair wind."
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"Never fear. I have no plans to lead us to rack and ruin, whatever complications ensue."
It wouldn't be self-serving.
"Quite the opposite." She takes a step back, then another. "Red sky at night.
"Enjoy your smoke, Mr. Gibbs."
It sounds like a thank you, or as near as Elizabeth is prepared to come to saying it aloud.
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