Title: "Near-Death Becomes Her" (part 3 of 3) Rating: R for "rowdy" (language and humor, that is) All other summaries and disclaimers may be found in Part 1. Part 2 can be found here.
I just read the entire thing. This was just lovely. It was really funny and yet incredibly poignant at the same time. A mixture of humor and pain -- I suppose that's life, isn't it?
I loved the ogling of the captain --obviously, that's what anyone would do!
Gibb's reaction to Prissy's simple statement that of course, Jack is after Will's "boons" was priceless. She's probably be a bit shocked if she knew what was really going on! And then she'd want to watch...
And at the end, Jack putting his foot in it was predictably hilarious. Poor Will, always doomed to disappointment when it comes to tales of his mother and father's relationship. It's hard to let go of that kind of thing, even when you are an adult. And Will is, after all, only in his early 20s.
Normally I'm not that into OCs but you did a fine job with this one. I like stories told from an outsiders point of view from time to time. When someone can really pull off an OC, they've made it to a different level as a writer --Well done!
I read all three parts in one setting. I loved this, from the humor, the action. I love the interaction between Will and Bill. Your OC are very believable and well written. I really enjoyed them both.
It's possible if Prissy were around longer she could counsel Will on how to accept his father's wandering eye ... and other parts, where women are concerned. (As it is, in my personal fanon, Will does the same thing, but he only goes between two people - better? worse? you decide. *G*)
Again, I am glad for your detailed feedback and attention to the detail I put in the story, and always happy to hear from you! Thanks!
Oh what an ending. A bit sad what with Griselde dying.. But very good to. :-) I really liked how you wrote all this. A lovely little story about how life on the Dutchman can be. Well... sorta life. ;-) I loved it very much.
I figure if they can feel and sense, they're alive ... somewhere. Much as I like the stories where things are dead, I also like "life" stories about the Dutchman and its captain and crew.
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I loved the ogling of the captain --obviously, that's what anyone would do!
Gibb's reaction to Prissy's simple statement that of course, Jack is after Will's "boons" was priceless. She's probably be a bit shocked if she knew what was really going on! And then she'd want to watch...
And at the end, Jack putting his foot in it was predictably hilarious. Poor Will, always doomed to disappointment when it comes to tales of his mother and father's relationship. It's hard to let go of that kind of thing, even when you are an adult. And Will is, after all, only in his early 20s.
Normally I'm not that into OCs but you did a fine job with this one. I like stories told from an outsiders point of view from time to time. When someone can really pull off an OC, they've made it to a different level as a writer --Well done!
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She's probably be a bit shocked if she knew what was really going on! And then she'd want to watch...
I tried to write this to be as slashy or as not as the reader wants it to be. Broad enjoyment and all that. But you and I think much the same way. :-)
I don't have Jack verbally screw up nearly enough as he should. I was trying to correct that. LOL. I'm glad you liked it!
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Again, I am glad for your detailed feedback and attention to the detail I put in the story, and always happy to hear from you! Thanks!
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And, the occasional visitor. *G*
Thanks for reading through it!
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Thanks! :-D
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