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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!
We're going to have a million threads again. Whoops.
He's supposed to be in the Locker, finding Jack, not traipsing about some unknown place looking for jewel shards to get back to that.
But it's back to the original port for him and crew, whether they like it or not, as there are things needed and things wanted and so far no other island they've landed on has had it, and the Backwater Brig is...Something of a novelty, in that respect.
But on his way through the crowds of the town, Jack sitting in his customary spot on his shoulder, he pushes past a few of the locals not moving nearly fast enough for his own tastes, he hears it.
And stops, one of the locals slamming into him from behind, though he actually pays them no mind even as they curse and rail at him, shaking their fist in his direction as they move around and away.
The crowd thins a bit, and he sees him, finally, turning in circles. Well. That was a bit easier than he's expected, isn't it.]
She's not here, Jack.
No regrets c:
After all, there's only one person Jack Sparrow knows that draws out the A in his name to such extreme and derisive levels. Hector Barbossa. And when Jack slowly spins around on the heel of his boot to face the owner of that voice, he can't help the flash of diastase that spreads across his face.
He hadn't considered the option that Hector would be in the Locker. It made sense, to be certain, it was simply an option he hadn't considered when he was staring down the enormous teeth of the Kraken and saw the ugly face of death reflecting back.
But he was here now, and Hector was here as well. But the distaste doesn't fully fade from his face. Not because he's unhappy that Hector is here to share in his misery for all of eternity. No, it's because of the words that came out of Hector's mouth. ]
Not here?
[ For all intents and purposes, the Pearl should be here. He went down with his ship. He'd made a deal. If he was here, his ship should be here too.
Jack narrows his eyes at Hector, as thought it's his fault the Pearl isn't here. And truly, Jack wouldn't be surprised. It wasn't like it was the first time Hector had stolen his ship. ]
What do you mean my ship's not here?
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But he knows exactly where Jack's line of thinking is going, and his own brow creases in a deep frown, before he rolls his eyes. And he points, in the direction of the docks, where nary a black sail is to be found.]
Do it look like I have my ship, then? If so, where, because I nary see sail nor rudder of her. The Pearl's not here, Jack, wherever here happens to be. For that matter, you shouldn't be here, either, considering you be dead.
[Completely ignoring the fact, of course, that the last time they'd spoken, Hector had ended up dead himself.
He got better.]
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Although, this place wasn't nearly as... tortuous or hellish as he was expecting the Locker to be. He's almost afraid to point it out, lest his words make things worse.
When Hector points in the direction of the docks, Jack moves closer, peering over Hector's shoulder to take in the sight of the docks and the ships that were in port. Hector's right, of course, that the Pearl isn't in port.
The matter of where his ship is isn't over, but Hector's subject change is important enough for Jack to follow it, eyebrows raised. ]
Aye. So be you. This be the Locker, ain't it?
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And he's leaning toward the latter.
But he just laughs, and shakes his head, as though Jack is a stupid, slow-witted small child. Because he can be.]
No. [He pauses, leaning closer to Jack, his eyes narrowed in a somewhat sadistic amusement.] You remember Tia Dalma, aye, Jack?
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And Jack is absolutely aware the person Hector is laughing at now, is him. And he doesn't appreciate it one bit.
However, that doesn't stop Jack from laughing back. It's obviously a fake laugh, and Jack doesn't even bother trying to hide that fact. It's a laughter that ends abruptly, when Hector leans in close. ]
Aye. [ With Hector leaning over, the two of them are eye-to-eye, but that doesn't stop Jack from standing up straight, trying to stand taller than Hector and look down at him. ] I know of her.
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From what I hear tell, Jack, you more than know of her. [But that's none of his never mind and he's fine without all the details there.] You and I, Jack, have a meetin' to attend. The Court's been called, we must honor the summons. All nine of us.
[And he pauses there a moment, to let it sink in.] You died without naming a successor, Jack. And so did I.