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[dishonests]

CASSIDY HAWKING (21) pirate captain — from the 18th century — will plunder your treasure, shiver your timbers, and jolly your roger.

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YES / MATCH / TICK
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Comments

[dishonests]

Aye, some little sneak.

[ he's not sure what to make of that i see. interpreting text speech is difficult enough without being from the eighteenth century. ]

Be you regretting that cheque mark now?

[omnicides]

No. Are you a madman?

[dishonests]

There be those that think so.

[omnicides]

Why?

[dishonests]

Any civilised person would think a man mad for going on the account.

Then, there be others who would think him mad not to.

[omnicides]

Going on the account? What does that mean?

[dishonests]

Why, it means to ply the sweet trade. To turn to piracy.

[omnicides]

I see. I don't know any pirates, but I don't think someone's mad just for becoming one. I suppose.

Why did you become a pirate?

[dishonests]

Well, you know one now, and your opinion may yet change for the experience.

[ what he next is a farce of the truth. ]

Why? The same reason anyone becomes one: to make myself a rich man.

[omnicides]

Did it work?

[dishonests]

I'm here, aren't I? [ that's a no. ]

[omnicides]

Yes, but people come here for a great many reasons.

Still, I'm sorry it didn't work, then.

[dishonests]

It's only a matter of time.

[ once i leave this place, he writes, then erases it. he writes instead, ]

What be your reason?

[omnicides]

[ charlie almost doesn't answer, or at least not with the truth, but - honesty is a virtue, isn't it? and he wants to be better. he wants to be good. ]

They said they could bring my people back.