Chapter 8 - Spectaculorum Procedere Debet
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“Tia Dalma!”
Jack swaggered his way towards the new arrival, arms wide in welcome, only to get his gesture rudely thwarted.
“Silence!” The sharp command blew across the deck like an errant gale, causing more than one crew member to cower. Though she resembled Tia Dalma in form, her fluid movement and
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A man would know best how another man needs to mourn. Perhaps he's experienced a bit o' that himself. Nothing like first-hand knowledge for an educator.
Not so sure if putting said digit in a box would be the best idea, or out in the sun for a bit, to dry out. On the other hand, perhaps a little more smell wouldn't be all that noticeable.
And leave it to a goddess to open her big mouth, eh? Just can't trust them to keep anything a secret.
Ah, well, more intrigue to come, I'm sure.
Good stuff!
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As gruesome as it seems, it makes more sense to take one piece of the body to bury in proxy, then lug around an entire rotting corpse. As Jack pointed out, it's nothing more than a bag of bones.
And, as well all know, parts is parts.
Thanks for "getting" the gist of this. And everything.
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Hear, hear! :D
Ah, well, more intrigue to come, I'm sure.
Me too.
Really I'm just here to thank you for keeping with the story :)
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Anyway, good chapter, and it's nice to see that they have a plan. But why do I get the feeling that it's not going to be that easy...?
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As for Will, he should understand more than anyone about death and the process of grieving. I am sure he will find time to reconcile with his loss. His more immediate concern now is finding her soul, and the heart.
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It's left to be seen if it works :)
Thanks for reading!
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A scary one, though!
I think the way Jack is acting is the way he would act in a situation like that; he's very uncomfortable around dead and cursed people I think.
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Jack is acting like I would imagine he would in a situation such as this. I am sure it is as unpleasant a task for him as for Will, maybe even worse, since Will has had seven years of ferrying the dead to grow accustom to the process.
Thanks for reading, even with the scariness.
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Turns out it got a bit complicated, and Jack needed to think fast, thus, this.
Sorry about the creepyness. It's just that it's so much fun to write :)
Thanks for reading!
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Wow. Damn. You do write to shock, don't you? Very grisly. Poor Will. He really needs snuggles.
And, I can't believe the words coming out of my mouth... eh.. keyboard, but I happen to think that Jack isn't acting like a jerk the way you've written him. Because minus the dismembering parts, the logical yet flippant attitude towards what all needs to be done is exactly how I handled all the stuff after my mother passed away, and everyone around me thought I was being a total jerk.
I love this story. I want moar!
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Jack is pragmatic, if nothing else. He will get the job done, even if it takes creative means to do so.
Sorry to hear about your mother. I shall send Will to give you hugs.
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Although there is a bit more as to the motivations of Jack's actions, this is a big part of it, and I'm glad it can be found in the story.
Thank you so much for keeping up with the tale.
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Did you get the message I sent via LJ mail?
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They have a limited amount of time though to find Elizabeth's ghost and see her safely pass on. And find the heart.
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That he is, for good reason.
Like Jack said himself; “Right now he’s no use if he’s flopping around like a limp cock.”
More will be revealed shortly ;)
Thanks for reading!
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