Tossed over the frantic letter of before is an equally panicked, quickly written missive.

Jack-
    Please share with me What On Earth is going On, as your Last Letter has me Quite Worried. Where are you? I'm sending this S-E n the Hopes it Reaches you, please, please Write soon.
    Tell me you're All Right.

Yours, forever ( Read more... )

To the Worst Pirate I have ever Seen;
       Your persistent Ledwdness Is quite Disturbing, and something I am quite Sure should not be included in thee Missives. However, I know you, and you will not let my Sensibilities stop you.

In truth, I suspect you my be Right about Elizabeth. Though I did at One Time hold her beyond reproach, she ( Read more... )

It's quite clear by now there's no system of organization to these letters. This one, if you're fortunate, is close to the letter it's replying to.

Sparrow-
   As it has been nearly a year since I First Wrote, I have in fact Advanced in Rank, and am now a Lieutenant,  Thank You Very Much.
I am far too Well Behaved to merit a Caning, you Lewd Curr. Do ( Read more... )

A letter lies haphazardly by the others, clearly written in response to one in a far messier hand.

Jack-
    I can See what you Value Most about my Company, and shall thus Decide that when I see You next, there shall be a Period of Time where I Shall Not dein to Speak with You. Furthermore, 'Wondersome' is not a Word. Neither is 'Frollicfull'. I ( Read more... )

Another letter lies by the first.

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 The paper is old, every inch of it covered in writing, and covered again. The handwriting is old-fashioned and elegant, with odd captitlizations and spellings peppered throughout. It's a letter, written at sea, from over 200 years ago.

Jack-
   Well, I hope the Weather is well where you are. You were Right; it is Cold to a Nigh Unbearable extent in ( Read more... )