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milliways_bar2007-06-11 07:59 pm
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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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"Much more better."
One arm gets slung around Kaylee's shoulders as he plants a smacking kiss on her cheek, and then the other arm goes around Will's shoulders before the younger outlaw can sneak away. Jack grins wickedly at Doc.
"Now. You know what all four of us need, mate?"
A beat.
"More rum. Drinks all 'round!"
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Looks up at Jack. "Count me out." That's a little wry.
(And she's smiling. Just a little.)
"Xiexie, though. Would if I could."
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"'rhaps a wee drop o'fine plum juice then, Lady Marian says tis the nicest taste for a summer night."
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Glad the knife is gone.
"Thank you for bein' understandin', Ma'am."
And not getting too upset.
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" -- but I wouldn't mistake this for understandin'," she says, mildly. "Anybody can't hold their liquor's got to deal with the consequences, animate or inanimate, and my thinkin' is that if the captain here had forced Bar into it, he'd be in the cells right about now."
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"You're a diamond, luv. But no worries-- after all, the lads here have seen I'm well paid for me inconveniences tonight, what with the rum and the pile of gold that they've gone and set out for me to claim as rightful treasure taken, savvy?"
So very innocently said, and his mischievous look dares them to contradict him. Jack adds, to the men,
"Lads, don't know if you've happened to make her acquaintance beforehand and in times aforementioned, but happens as the lass here's the wife of a criminal mastermind and so partial to pirates and outlaws in general."
A beat.
"Kaylee-luv, meet the outlaw lads. Will Scarlett and Doc-- now he's a sawbones like your bonny Simon, I reckon."
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"Aye, an just Will, forgive me if I keep startlin' ye, I've fallen 'sleep in 'ere a few times an folks always seem to be pokin' me to see if I'm well. Ne'er meant to disturb ye."
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A sheepish smile, hint of a blush creeping to his cheeks and eartips at the thoughts of the toasts.
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"Neither o'us are used to rum, tis all, an we got to singin' an toastin' things an just fell asleep."
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But -- it must be mentioned -- nobody got duct-taped afterward when she did it.