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Test Drive for October 2013 Apps

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♦ So you're new to this world and have just woken up in the Town Square. How do you react? What do you do?
♦ You're lost at sea. Maybe you got separated from your crew. Or perhaps you're on an abandoned island. You need help!
♦ "Pirates off the starboard bow!" It's an enemy ship! Attack!!
♦ You and your crew are hanging out on your ship. Just another day at sea!
♦ "LAND, HO!" Hey look, a new island! How about you go explore it? Tell us what you find!
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[At least he knows this man's voice. Or it sounds similar to what he's used to.]
...You're the first Englishman I've found, too, sir.
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That's surprising to hear. I though we were as common as fleas on a dog's back.
[He shifts his attention away from the other man to look around, noticing for the first time the words on the fountain.] Marry Mudder of god... Davy Jones' lair? It don't mean the Locker does it?
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[It doesn't seem possible. Yet, he knows where he was before this. Nothing else seems possible either. Are they all dead? Probably.]
I... don't know what act of God or the Devil brought us here.
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[Gibbs shifts his attention back towards the young man, figuring that if he has a name to call him, he might drop this sir business.]
The names Gibbs, Joshamee Gibbs. And who might you be?
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Jonathan Hollom, Mr. Gibbs. Formerly of the Surprise, under the command of Jack Aubrey. [It may mean nothing to the man, but... It might. So, he'll offer it.]
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Sorry to say but she isn't familiar to me, nor is Jack Aubrey. [Considering that there was over a 100 years difference between them, it wasn't all too surprising.]
mayhap you can tell me if you've heard of the Black Pearl?
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[The shift away from "sir" and to the formal name marks Hollom more than he knows. Or, rather, more than he thinks about. An officer of some kind, though not a lieutenant. He doesn't have the bearing, the certainty for that. A warrant officer of some kind, rather than one with a commission to his name.]
I'm afraid there's much people speak of here that I know little about.
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Ah well, it was a slim hope at best. Have you been here long then?
[He could forgive the man for not knowing things, after all this was a strange place they had ended up in, especially if this was not some clever hoax.]
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[Hollom offers a bit of a smile. Wary, careful... but genuine, at least.]
I-- It seems impossible, but I need to ask: what was the year when you last knew where you were?
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Round abouts 1740 give or take a year. [Given that he spent most of his time drunk int he Caribbean he sort of lost track of dates and times.] Why d'you ask?
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This? Was one of those things.]
Because, sir... [God in Heaven, what madness was this? Yet, for all the strangeness around him, he could not believe the man was having him for a laugh.] I sailed with Surprise in 1805.
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It must be this place then. No telling what's happened here if this truly be Davy Jones Locker. Time flows differently there.
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[Davy Jones's locker. He isn't too surprised, really. That was the fate of those who died at sea, was it not? Hell or Purgatory, whichever it might be.]
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What... What happened? Just before you came here? Was there anything of note?
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What of you?
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[Hollom hesitates for a moment. This is a man who might well be like Killick. Who might suspect the worst if he knew his fate.]
I was on deck of the Surprise. It was my watch.
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Must've come as a shock to find yourself here then. But it seems we were both aboard a ship when this happened so maybe there is something in that.
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It was quite a shock.
I-- must admit I don't know what the best course of action would be...
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[Making escape plans wasn't his area of expertise, but he had been in enough sticky situations before to know that usually there was some way out.]
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