 sudoku 2006-07-29 . chapter 5Wow, this story is good. Some of them go along well with the DMC which makes me wonder whether you know some of the information before. Anyway, I enjoy it a lot and marvel at stubbornness of James. I love the line of "I am rooting for you" which was in the DMC as well.
I am adding this story in my favourite stories list and looking forward for you to write more POTC. |
 Rogue-Pirate 2005-12-07 . chapter 4'Sparrow practically giggled at him'-now THAT I'd pay to see...so funny, and the three legged donkeys flying through hell...thats some imagery.
This is a great fiction...it's so wierd...did you know that it's rumoured that in the 3rd pirates film, Norrington leaves/is kicked out of the Navy, and turns up in Tortuga with a mind to go after the treasure of Isle da meurte...sorry I got carried away, but he supposedly turns up in tortuga looking for the lovely Capt. Sparrow!! Is it just coincidence or did you know this rumour?
Anyway...this is good. Congrats! |
 ndm 2004-12-21 . chapter 5 This was lots of fun -- Norrington has recenyly become my favorite character - thanks for writing such a good story! |
 Daine 2004-08-02 . chapter 5::smiles:: Beautifully done. Hooray for Norrington! Your portrayal of Norrington and Jack is wonderful, and I love the ending. Reading this made me very happy. ^_^ |
 haz2080 2004-07-24 . chapter 5 Great story, Norringtons perfect keep it up |
 La Pamplemousse 2004-06-18 . chapter 5Oh, this is so GOOD! (I heard about it on the NDL) I love it! Is there more? You've captured Norrington PERFECTLY... *adds story to favs* |
 vanillafluffy 2004-06-17 . chapter 5 Nice dramatic tension...there's an old writer's "how to" that says, put your character up a tree, then throw rocks at him. Well, Norrington's up a tree, there's a rabid raccoon on the branch with him, and somebody's taking a chainsaw to the trunk. Well done! |
 BSM 2004-05-05 . chapter 1 That was really good ^^;; Everyone else pretty much already said everything... |
 puremalevolence 2004-04-28 . chapter 5 Aww, it's all touchy-feely like. I enjoyed it very much. I wish I could still write. My vocabulary's going down the drain. I really should brush up on a few of those big words, but ever since I stopped taking English classes my writing's been so primitive. Sad, really. Anyway, I thought it was lovely, I read the whole thing. Poor James. It was very cute, and you did a wonderful job. I didn't know you could write that well, or maybe I'd just forgotten. I think you wrote a really nice Sands fic awhile back that I really liked, but I can't remember. |
 Oneiriad 2004-04-27 . chapter 5Oh, lovely story.
Poor Norrington - although it´s nice he got a little luck in the end.
Oh yeah - write some more - won´t James meet Jack again? |
 Flameboi 2004-04-26 . chapter 4Very well written, I really enjoyed this a lot. You have a good grasp of Norrington, and, a great way of writing Jack so he sounds bloody right. I hate stories with Jack where he sounds like the Duke of Wellington, or, a redneck. Either one. But this, I liked a lot. |
 Katerina Ivanovna 2004-04-26 . chapter 1I can't say I don't enjoy my share of slash, but it's really nice to read a good introspective story now and again, where we get a chance to look at the psychology behind the characters. Well-written, funny, and credible. Altogether, very nicely done.
(Anyway, IMHO, there is more affection in the line "the pirate briefly ran his fingers through Norrington’s hair as though he were a child" than in any fifty-page smutfest.)
-Andi (saltyshakes on lj) |
 Deprived of a soul 2004-04-26 . chapter 5That was such a lovely story. I loved the way you wrote James' lonelyness and his stupid pride. Overall I liked the way you portrayed him. |