It has been three days since I departed Port Royal with the Dauntless to search for Jack Sparrow, and thus far we have encountered nothing but doldrums on the sea and rumours on land. The ideas that man seems to cultivate about himself are absolutely mad- he rode off on the back of a dolphin, or perhaps he was last seen in the upstairs room of a
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Wasn't a dolphin. Giant squid.
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Wouldn't be as inclined to cause trouble if you had a spot of rum in you, mate.
*stands loosely at the ready in case Norrington decides to jump him again*
Though maybe this is just your form when it comes to such things as seduction and good men, eh?
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*pulls out his sword with a flourish*
And as for seduction and good men, I- *pauses, suddenly completely flabbergasted* Seduction? Sparrow, are you- I- what?
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*side-steps the lunge again and withdraws his own sword, circling around to keep talking to Norrington's back*
*becomes confused himsef at Norrington's question* What?
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You deliberately try to confuse me, you mock me, and now you attempt to- to *he can barely bring himself to spit out the word* seduce me? And you wonder, Sparrow, why I cannot stand you.
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I think, mate, if we're to be looking at this objectively, it was you who brought up seduction first. So if there is any wondering to be about as to why you cannot stand me, perhaps we should be looking at your own motives and not mine.
Unless you want to take this lying down.
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I do not like what you are implying, pirate.
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The implication in and of itself or the what of the matter to be reckoned with?
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Neither, as it happens. Though perhaps you do. *sneers* A catamite as well as a pirate. Well, I wouldn't be surprised.
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If you dislike neither, my good Commodore, you certainly are putting up quite a fight at disproving that claim.
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And what do you mean by that?
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*shakes his head a bit and throws out a sharp, wild strike to Norrington's shoulder before retreating a few steps*
Had quite enough, mate, or should we continue this erudite battle of wits and blades while you puzzle out what it is that we are fighting?
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You expect me to give up, Sparrow? Hah. If you wish to flee, by all means do so, but you shall be pursued, so it may well be pointless. And if you think to weasel your way out of a thrashing with clever words, think again! I know enough to know why I fight- what about yourself?
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I wouldn't be of the mind to presume then that this can go much farther if you plan on pursuing me clear cross the Caribbean. I'd say it's nigh on time we part ways again, Commodore, if you're to be as knowledgable about your reasoning and motivations as is.
*begins to lead them around to a darken part of the port where he can make an escape if need be in the next few moments*
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*avidly pursues Jack, sword flashing triumphantly as he sees the pirate's difficulty in keeping up with his superior height and training*
But how will you manage a parting of our respective ways, I wonder, when I have you chained up in the brig of the Dauntless? Chains do tend to have that effect.
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*gathers all his strength and shoves with all his weigh against Norrington's blows, giving him just the right amount of time to back away*
You'll have to put me there first.
*flees flailingly down a dock and ducks behind one of the large cargo loads in the shadows*
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