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Norrington walks into the bar, and smiles slightly when he realizes where he is.

[OOC: *fangirls teh commodore*]

There is a man in a toga eyeing Norrington rather curiously. "Hey," he says, trying to remember if he's seen Norrington before.

They have, in fact, met once briefly. Norrington turns and nods a greeting, only blinking slightly at Chase's outfit.

"Good evening."

Ah, yes. Chase remembers now. And he's rather glad he doesn't have to explain the outfit at the moment.

"You're, uh, the Commodore, aren't you? I think we've met."

"Oh yes. Mr... Edmunds, wasn't it?"

"Yeah," says Chase. "I don't think we got a chance to talk much last time we met, though...you're, um, from the 17th century, aren't you?"

"Yes. And you're from the 21st, I believe."

"Yeah, 2008." He really can't remember their last meeting, and feels a bit guilty.

"I haven't really met anyone else from your time period around here," he says. "Are you the only one here from...your universe?"

"No, I've seen three others here, from time to time."

[OOC: Sorry for delay. Had to leave on short notice.]

"Other officers?" Chase would think he'd have noticed anyone else with a uniform like Norrington's. "Actually, there is this one guy that a lot of my friends have met. Lieutenant Gillette. Do you know him?"

"Ah, yes - make that four."

"Who are the other three?" Chase asks this merely out of historical interest. 17th-century naval officers intrigue him.

"William Turner, Jack Sparrow, and a pirate known only as Anamaria."

[ooc: and now I must sleep. wrap/slowtime?]

[OOC: Sure, slowtime. I should be working on a term paper anyway. :)]

"Jack Sparrow? I've met him...cool guy. Even if he is a pirate."

"He's honourable, in his way", Norrington allows.

Chase shrugs. "I only met him once. I mean, he was entertaining to talk to. I don't know whether he's honorable or not...I mean, pirates are your time period's equivalent of terrorists. Looting and pillaging and all that. But you know him better than I do..."

"I've met far worse."

"I'm sure there are. I mean, I haven't met many 17th-century pirates, but he seemed like a pretty...tame one. But I don't know."

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