[ SECRET POST #2807 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2807 ⌋

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One of Sir Franklin's ships found

[peablossom]

Anyone else seen this? Looks like enough ice has melted that they finally located part of his doomed expedition. It's making me want to go read The Terror again, at least the first 3/4, before it kind of goes off the rails.

Here's a link, for the interested: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-29131757

Re: One of Sir Franklin's ships found

[(Anonymous)]

I am so excited about this I can't even put it into words. Too bad it's likely to get overshadowed by the newest idiot claiming he proved who jack the ripper was.

But the fact we've found one of the ships, with a number of bodies still intact, is a great near-past archaeological find.

I'm looking forward to each nugget of info they give us over the coming weeks, and listening to "Northwest Passage" on endless repeat.

Re: One of Sir Franklin's ships found

[peablossom]

MTE! I can't wait to hear more about what they find.

Re: One of Sir Franklin's ships found

[(Anonymous)]

Oh man my mind went straight to ships in the fandom sense. Oops.

Re: One of Sir Franklin's ships found

[a_potato]

That would be amazing. "Upon discovering a cache of ribald stories penned in his own hand, we've determined which pairings Sir Franklin preferred from the literature of his day."

Re: One of Sir Franklin's ships found

[(Anonymous)]

What a beautiful world that would be. :)

Re: One of Sir Franklin's ships found

[peablossom]

Oh god, now I'm imagining him shipping Frankenstein and his monster, though that's a little bit old. I don't know enough Dickens to pick characters from that.

Re: One of Sir Franklin's ships found

[(Anonymous)]

Scrooge and Oliver Twist.

Re: One of Sir Franklin's ships found

[(Anonymous)]

(aka the only ones I can think of)

Re: One of Sir Franklin's ships found

[lunabee34]

Pish posh.

Forget Dickens.

Franklin was all about Lady Audley/Aurora Floyd cracktastic crossovers.

Re: One of Sir Franklin's ships found

[(Anonymous)]

That's pretty cracktastic, given that he'd have to have been a time traveler to read them.

Re: One of Sir Franklin's ships found

[lunabee34]

You mean, he's not?

*aghast*

This changes everything.

Re: One of Sir Franklin's ships found

[loracarol]

Have you read "The Man Who Ate His Boots"? It's my favorite book on that expedition.

Thanks for the link. :)