[ SECRET POST #2342 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2342 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Hey, no offense taken. I have to admit that I'm not a big fan of romantic literature in general, so my knowledge of the tragic, doomed, or happily-ever-after couples of classic literature is a bit lacking. But I'd say that as soon as the relationship starts involving property damage and death threats instead of jealous drama, it's more of an abusive train wreck than a romance. For example, I did like North and South, and Lady Chatterley's Lover was bearable, but I've always found Romeo and Juliet to be on the hilariously over-dramatic high-school level.

Nothing against Jack Sparrow, he's a charming fellow. At least he didn't make twenty-year plans to destroy the lives of everyone who wronged him, including their relatives who hadn't been born at the time.

[(Anonymous)]

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Jack and Norrington belong together

[(Anonymous)]

I like how you think, Nonny

[(Anonymous)]

I don't know. I think I'd go for the honourable, badass and more than a little tragic pirate hunter over the crazy pirate with syphilis and more of an obsession with his boat than he'd ever have with me.

But then I've got this thing for 'honourable and more than a little tragic'.