Admiral James Norrington (
abidinglaw) wrote2011-06-07 10:42 am
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[voice] it had been strange, even in a dream
[While over the past few days the draft has been threatening the lives of cast-mates and strangers and acquaintances alike Admiral Norrington has been fighting a battle of his own. He chose the evening of the fourth to investigate the purpose of that odd little bump on his wall. Flick.
At once he murmured a quick curse to himself and spun around. All alone in his apartment he stepped back and drew his sword. There was no-one at the door, of course, no army of pranksters could have simultaneously lit up each and every one of the candles on all the tables and counters in the room. The light was coming from above. He narrowed his eyes at the brilliant bulb and tentatively flicked the light-switch back with the tip of his blade. Darkness. Light. Darkness. Light.
It was quite enough excitement for one evening.
On the morning of the fifth he tried all of the lights in his apartment, and then a few on the landing outside. Buoyed by his success, he then investigated the electrical devices in his residence and the kitchen beyond - strange boxes with nobs and things which he had ignored up until now. Unlike the light these made horrendous droning noises, or else they glowed in unearthly shades of red and gave off uncanny amounts of heat. He aborted his efforts for fear of them.
Today he sits at a table in the kitchen and opens his journal.]
Might I request that someone explain by what force the light above my head is being generated? And, since I hardly believe that mine are the only quarters to be granted them, what on earth is the function of all of these peculiar boxes?
At once he murmured a quick curse to himself and spun around. All alone in his apartment he stepped back and drew his sword. There was no-one at the door, of course, no army of pranksters could have simultaneously lit up each and every one of the candles on all the tables and counters in the room. The light was coming from above. He narrowed his eyes at the brilliant bulb and tentatively flicked the light-switch back with the tip of his blade. Darkness. Light. Darkness. Light.
It was quite enough excitement for one evening.
On the morning of the fifth he tried all of the lights in his apartment, and then a few on the landing outside. Buoyed by his success, he then investigated the electrical devices in his residence and the kitchen beyond - strange boxes with nobs and things which he had ignored up until now. Unlike the light these made horrendous droning noises, or else they glowed in unearthly shades of red and gave off uncanny amounts of heat. He aborted his efforts for fear of them.
Today he sits at a table in the kitchen and opens his journal.]
Might I request that someone explain by what force the light above my head is being generated? And, since I hardly believe that mine are the only quarters to be granted them, what on earth is the function of all of these peculiar boxes?
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You mock me.
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[ well now she kind of feels bad. ...not that bad, though. ]
For the record, my sister isn't exactly the most reliable teacher of food-related stuff on the planet. [ because in dawn's mind, who DOESN'T know she's buffy's sister. ]
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I shall keep that in mind. Did she... teach you, perhaps?
[Is warning him away from herself in a roundabout sort of way?]
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Then it is well that I have not yet sampled the cuisine at Good Spirits. Excuse me, what is your name?
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No, my name is Dawn.
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[And, like her sister, she can make him feel foolish without even trying. Buffy? Dawn? What was their mother thinking?]
Now that I think on it, the similarities between your sister and yourself are quite striking.
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I'm the nice one. [ ...kind of. ]
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[ that or jack sparrow was humouring her. could go either way on this one. ]
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well? if she can't beat the troll, she might as well join her: ] Do be gentle with the nice Admiral, Dawnie. He's not used to our landlubbery ways.
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[ fleeeeeeeeee, norrington. ]
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[ there's your clue, dawnie. run with it, small troll girl! ]
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