[Clutching a letter marred by grubby finger swipes between her teeth, Elizabeth can be seen lugging a large trunk, three swords, a musket, a grenade, and a rather large looking, 18th century frilly dress. In one fist, a corset can be seen, dirty and slightly wet.
Are her clothes dripping a little bit? Why yes… and so is her hair. She looks tousled
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[She's noticed the weapons... and the jade. Very much the jade. Not to mention that she's inwardly calculating the worth of every scrap of fabric she sees. Force of habit, really.
But the girl's organizational skills could use some help. The sheer clutter of the numerous items could have been reduced drastically with the proper planning and packing. And she knows her space-management. She lives out of suitcases typically... Well, backpacks and trucks more like, but the same type of thing.]
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[Oh yes, just imagine the worth of a Pirate King. You couldn't imagine what materials are woven into that armor. Shiny, isn't it?]
Elizabeth Swann, pleased to make your acquaintance. [She holds out a firm hand.]
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[Oh. Helga has a very vivid imagination when it comes to prices... and a very sharp eye. You don't work as a treasure hunter for a decade without learning a lot.
But she shakes the woman's hand.]
Lieutenant Helga Sinclair.
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What army is it you serve under?
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Oh lord. ...why is she here? Time for a stealthy retreat.]
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JACK SPARROW!! [Oh, did she just purposely forget to use the Captain honoriffic? Why yes, yes she did.]
Don't even, you coward.
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Lizzie! Wonderful to see you! You look well. Have a little more pigment to you I see. I always thought you'd look ravishing with a bit more color. Why are you here? Surely, there wasn't a requirment for yet another pirate to wash up on these...golden shores.
Why are you here?
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You stupid, bloody pirate! You're the one that voted for me at the Brethren Court! So here we are, standing with two pieces of eight with some rather ominous Black Mist on the horizon, and you want to know WHY I'M HERE?
[She grabs the closest thing to her and throws it at Jack. It just so happens to be the corset.]
Will is still out there. And Barbosa. The Black Pearl and the Empress and the other lords. Not to mention, Beckett is still running around, trying to control us all with the trading company. He seems to have some personal vendetta against you I still haven't figured out yet... but...
[She trails off and looks down at the floor, wondering if she should throw something else.]
I think I need some rum.
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But... whoah, as he gets closer he can see this isn't your average young lady. He pauses and stares at the weapons for a moment before speaking up.]
Excuse me, miss! Do you need some help with your luggage?
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[Elizabeth looks downward. Is that... a clock?]
What kind of curse does... this?
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[Clears her throat.]
My apologies. I do need a bit of help here. You are... quite polite for a... [There you go again, Elizabeth. Behave yourself]... who are you, exactly?
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I am Cogsworth, an English teacher here at the academy~ It's a pleasure to meet you, mademoiselle.
[He rights himself again and looks over the luggage for something he can help carry.] Where do you need these taken to?
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Might I lend you a hand there?
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[She blows a straying hair out of her eyes and reaches down to pick up her weapons. No, she won't let you touch those.]
I'm not completely sure where I'm going yet. Where are the barracks?
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Depends on where you'll be livin'. Joe West or Hoover Hall?
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Clopin is intrigued. Intrigued enough to forget about Elizabeth and quietly poke through her belongings.]
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[Elizabeth quirks an eyebrow while resting one very skilled right hand atop the hilt of her favorite sword.]
Either you are a very stupid fellow who is rummaging through a lady's belongings or you are so dearly kind you are arranging them for easier transport.
[She leans in closely to examine the fellow, batting her eyelashes a bit. He's oddly dressed, but she's seen worse and less groomed men in her voyages to various coasts. The mask throws her a bit... he looks a bit like a clown.]
What a gentleman you must be.
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Damoiselle, you misrepresent Clopin's chivalrous nature. I am a man of impeccable manners and courteous conduct, but a gentleman I am not. Vagabonds do not do well with armigers.
They do very well with luggage, however. You crinoline collapses, darling, thus you should pack it with the rest of your luggage.
[Touches the trunk, and it springs open, spilling clothing. Clopin retains his smile, but it seems a little forced]
My mother would have whipped me lame if I packed like that.
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[Despite her slightly bitter tone, Elizabeth isn't really angry. Just flustered. Her face softens, and her squared shoulders slack a bit.]
I'm quite worried.
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