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Jack Burdwood
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‘Part of him, a small part he did not like but could not deny, hoped they were too late; the thought of those who wanted to kill him and having to kill in return filled him with fear like he had never known. But another part, one raised on the tales and stories of his father, thought of how he would be a hero, flying in on a black ship to save the children. It was the sort of thing women and men sang songs about’
— Sep 11, 2022 05:54PM
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Jack Burdwood
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Farys shouted out an old and storied call, one not heard for generations. She shouted it so loud it seemed to rip the air. “Keyshawn rising!”
All aboard the ship stopped. Every woman and man on board Tide Child knew they were no longer simply the crew of a black ship; by the presence of this fabled creature, they had become part of history. The name of this ship would live forever.
— Oct 21, 2022 09:23PM
All aboard the ship stopped. Every woman and man on board Tide Child knew they were no longer simply the crew of a black ship; by the presence of this fabled creature, they had become part of history. The name of this ship would live forever.
Jack Burdwood
is on page 171 of 471
A fools custom
But it keeps our ships safe.
Does it? Or are they just pretty lights?
They are the health of a ship. The lights are his soul. That is why the black ships are dead: they cannot hold corpselights.
And yet they still fly, do they not?
I love how Meas sees things for how they really are and is slowly breaking down Joron’s (and our) world view through these exposed moments of bitterness. So good.
— Sep 23, 2022 07:59PM
But it keeps our ships safe.
Does it? Or are they just pretty lights?
They are the health of a ship. The lights are his soul. That is why the black ships are dead: they cannot hold corpselights.
And yet they still fly, do they not?
I love how Meas sees things for how they really are and is slowly breaking down Joron’s (and our) world view through these exposed moments of bitterness. So good.
Jack Burdwood
is on page 150 of 471
I get the feeling that Meas is called lucky not because of some ability to pull good fortune out of bad situations, but more because the entire world just wants to see her die and she refuses to comply.
— Sep 19, 2022 07:29PM
