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Will and Doc enter from the back, carrying Jack Sparrow between them, he is bound with duct tape and both outlaws are grinning as they lay him down on a table ignoring all protests and bargaining.
Now the search for where best to display their prize for the most amusement, perhaps tied to a rafter.
The two outlaws are welcome to suggestions or just poke the pirate.
(OOC:Three pups, three muns, Jack's trussed, Will and Doc are grinning, come and have fun!)
Now the search for where best to display their prize for the most amusement, perhaps tied to a rafter.
The two outlaws are welcome to suggestions or just poke the pirate.
(OOC:Three pups, three muns, Jack's trussed, Will and Doc are grinning, come and have fun!)
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"What'chu got there, boys?"
The Narration believes she called the wrong guy.
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Will says with a grin and a poke at Jack.
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Mike squeals in girlish delight, before frowning.
"But...but I didn't get you anything."
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It doesn't matter why.
She's certain he does.
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"Not sure I deserved that, luv."
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And then she leans over to tap his nose, gently.
"SoOnEr Or LaTeR yOu WiLl."
It's very cheerful.
"EvEnS OuT iN tHe EnD. OnE EnD. MaYbE ThE StArT. ONe Of ThOSe."
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. . . from the expression on her face as she watches the procession go by, today at least just got a very great deal better.
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"Howdy!"
They've got a real live pirate! In duct tape!
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After a moment, grinning widely: "He's hot. Is he for sale?"
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Will just grins at Raz and nudges Jack a bit.
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It's a remarkably good attempt for a man what's wrapped in shiny silver tape and bearing entirely too much rope for his own good.
There's a horrified moment, though, as an idea strikes him, and Jack looks suddenly suspicious.
"You're not planning to make me anyone's chief, are you now?"
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He orders a double-shot of rum, and then proceeds to present it to Jack. Oh, wait, that's right, he can't move his hands. So the glass goes to his lips.
"Not a chief, not tonight."
He's not a jerk. Especially when he's helping Jack with a drink of rum.
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"...I know you two ain't the ones did this to the captain."
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"Aye, we did, ma'am, 'e got Lady Bar drunk, 'avena done naught else to 'im just brought 'im in for justice."
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Though possibly she is seeing where the ticklish spots are.
They will be useful later, yes?
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"By all means, do what you want to do. Just don't hurt him."
Tickling isn't hurting, however. Not at all!
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With the amount of dismay Mercer's packing into those words -- and his expression -- you'd think Atlantis just sunk all over again or something.
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For once, Jack sounds resigned-- but the gleam in the black eyes belies that.
"The trick's making it last, savvy?"
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Then grins. A lot.
And finally, laughs. A lot.
"So you finally managed to catch the rascal eh lads?"
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Will pats Jack head and grins at Rabastan.
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And smirks.
And, possibly, giggles.
Jack Sparrow, all tied up...
She wonders briefly if she could borrow him from the pair. Reluctantly, she comes to the conclusion that they are looking all together too pleased to allow their prey to go anywhere.
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He hears the laughter and then grins in it's direction.
"Ajedrez! We got him! With the duct tape."
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The quietest of whispers, somewhere behind Jack's ear out of air and nowhere. Full of considerate comfort. Because he knows Doc and that this is probably just a game, because Doc's lovely. He knows better than to rush in and interfere.
But he also knows that when you're tied up you can't move and sometimes it hurts and sometimes terror pounds in your chest like a rattling bird in a cage. When you can't see and are bleeding and thrown into the water where the body sinks and no one finds you.
So Santi's presence is sort of there, with whispers of comfort for Jack. Because it's probably just a game, but either way, Santi is not going to let his favourite pirate get hurt.
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There's a number of things in those few words. Disbelief, mostly, and amusement, and just a little... chagrin?
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"E'en, sir, caught 'im fair an square."
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