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[action / written] Betwixt us and the sun
May. 26th, 2013 04:59 pm[Excitement! Keys! Dark dark dungeons! James Norrington has no interest in any of it.
Indeed, the admiral is content to continue his retirement at Cullen House and live out the twilight of his life. His approach to Luceti living does have its advantages. The Malnosso, for example, seem largely to have forgotten that he is out here. For months the shifts that he has read about in the journals have bypassed him entirely. So when he looks in the mirror one morning and sees that even with his wings folded down and stowed a few feathers peek out from behind his back -- well, he has just cause for alarm.
Things go steeply downhill from there.
On the morning of the 26th, Norrington makes his way into the village where he will remain for the duration of the event. From the 26th to the 28th, Feel free to involve him wherever there is an opportunity to find excitement, adventure, and really wild things. He'll actively be hunting down entertainment wherever he can find it. Also he'll be interested in acquiring oppulent clothing and rich food and drink, even at the expense of their rightful owners.
Politely though, of course.
Meanwhile, he leaves a note over the journals,]
Good day Luceti,
I am sure I have no need to explain that the house by the beach affords me little in the way of luxury. I do not mean to complain, but it is more than enough to make a man curious - if you could be given anything at all, any one thing from any time and any place, what would you choose? Ah, and do not allow yourself to be too concerned with the notion of it being a gift. Perhaps you would find it by chance. Regardless, the question stands.
-Admiral James Norrington
Indeed, the admiral is content to continue his retirement at Cullen House and live out the twilight of his life. His approach to Luceti living does have its advantages. The Malnosso, for example, seem largely to have forgotten that he is out here. For months the shifts that he has read about in the journals have bypassed him entirely. So when he looks in the mirror one morning and sees that even with his wings folded down and stowed a few feathers peek out from behind his back -- well, he has just cause for alarm.
Things go steeply downhill from there.
On the morning of the 26th, Norrington makes his way into the village where he will remain for the duration of the event. From the 26th to the 28th, Feel free to involve him wherever there is an opportunity to find excitement, adventure, and really wild things. He'll actively be hunting down entertainment wherever he can find it. Also he'll be interested in acquiring oppulent clothing and rich food and drink, even at the expense of their rightful owners.
Politely though, of course.
Meanwhile, he leaves a note over the journals,]
Good day Luceti,
I am sure I have no need to explain that the house by the beach affords me little in the way of luxury. I do not mean to complain, but it is more than enough to make a man curious - if you could be given anything at all, any one thing from any time and any place, what would you choose? Ah, and do not allow yourself to be too concerned with the notion of it being a gift. Perhaps you would find it by chance. Regardless, the question stands.
-Admiral James Norrington
