video; 1st Contract
Apr. 12th, 2015 05:12 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
[He's been lying low these last few days in a manner of speaking, mostly staying in his room, visiting the breakfast hall once a day, then idly checking out the other rooms before returning to his room. Recently investigating the tablet included in the suitcase ended up with him getting an eye-full of Killian's little public announcement.
He should leave well enough alone, but the thought of the pirate throwing a biased view of a past best left behind in another world burns a bit too much for him to keep his silence.]
Thank you for that biased introduction, Captain Hook. I suppose I shouldn't have expected anything less from you. I sacrifice my life to save the town, including you, from Pan and his curse, it would figure there wouldn't be a word of gratitude in it for me. I imagine the act was forgotten shortly after everyone was safe from the danger the curse presented wasn't it?
Far be it for me to even attempt to turn over a new leaf and leave the past behind, to be a man instead of the monster everyone, save one, saw me as.
Well, what is good for the goose is also good for the gander, pirate. Shall I let people know of your homewrecking, thieving ways? How you have just as much blood on your hands as I have on mine? How your first lady love was my own wife? How she ran off with you, abandoning her son, leaving me to think her kidnapped by you, with you implying that you and your crew planned to kill her?
Leave my past where it belongs, in the past, and I'll do you the same courtesy, Captain.
He should leave well enough alone, but the thought of the pirate throwing a biased view of a past best left behind in another world burns a bit too much for him to keep his silence.]
Thank you for that biased introduction, Captain Hook. I suppose I shouldn't have expected anything less from you. I sacrifice my life to save the town, including you, from Pan and his curse, it would figure there wouldn't be a word of gratitude in it for me. I imagine the act was forgotten shortly after everyone was safe from the danger the curse presented wasn't it?
Far be it for me to even attempt to turn over a new leaf and leave the past behind, to be a man instead of the monster everyone, save one, saw me as.
Well, what is good for the goose is also good for the gander, pirate. Shall I let people know of your homewrecking, thieving ways? How you have just as much blood on your hands as I have on mine? How your first lady love was my own wife? How she ran off with you, abandoning her son, leaving me to think her kidnapped by you, with you implying that you and your crew planned to kill her?
Leave my past where it belongs, in the past, and I'll do you the same courtesy, Captain.