Pirates of The Caribbean Mary Sues ([info]piratesues) wrote,
@ 2003-07-28 17:28:00
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Please make the hurting stop.
TITLE: Blood Ties
AUTHOR: RamblinRose

NAME(S): Ariadne Miracle
AFFILIATION: I have no idea.
HAIR COLOR: not mentioned
EYE COLOR: not mentioned
SPECIAL POSESSIONS: none

HISTORY: Is a modern-day girl who who travels through time to get in whacky adventures with Jack.

CONNECTIONS TO CHARACTERS: Jack is magically transported into her bedroom, and besides some "Oh golly, this sure is weird" reactions, Adriane doesn't seem to mind. She eventually decides Jack was sent there to take her back in time to do ... something.

NOTES: The author apparently has issues with hitting the return key at random times during her writing, and coupled with the fact that this fic is hard enough to understand as is, it makes it nearly impossible to read.

SAMPLE OF THE STORY:



Hey, there's a pirate on the floor.

By tha left frontal lobe o' the Great Sky Demon!!!"

... The fuck?

Ariadne Miracle jumped at the slurred but definitely male voice behind her.

"I didna' think I was tha' sloshed!!" The man slurred even more before his
eyes rolled back into his head and he collapsed onto the floor. Ariadne
quickly disentangled herself from her computer chair and rushed over to make sure he was still breathing. Her parents had gone out of town for the weekend, and the corpse of a strange man in her bedroom would do nothing
for her peace of mind!


Okay, if some weirdo appeared in my room, raving about being drunk, I think I'd be freaking out and either calling the police or hitting him repeatedly with a baseball bat. Possibly both.


'Strange indeed.' she thought, eyeing the man, who had fallen spread-eagled on her floor. His clothing was strange, for sure. He was dressed in a
white shirt with kind of poofy sleeves, a brown vest, brown breeches, a
pink and white sash around his waist, and calf-height boots that folded down at the top (A/N: I don't know how to describe them, plz forgive me) And that was nothing compared to his hair! It seemed the poor man couldn't make up his mind between dreadlocks and braids, so both, along with loose hair and strands of beads, were tied back with a length of red cloth. He also had a fairly neat goatee, with the beard part braided into two braids
and ended with beads.

Ariadne began to circle him to reach her bed. She really needed to sit and
think! However, her feet had other plans, or perhaps it was her cat, as that was what she tripped over, falling heavily and directly on top of the
stranger occupying her floor.






She's like Nancy Drew ... but not really.


"I've no idea, love. Le's go upstairs where it's quieter an' we can talk?" Jack was still flipping the switch back and forth as he reached down and
took her wrist...

And with another flash of navy blue light, they were once again sitting on
Ariadne's bed, 'Comfort Eagle' still playing on her stereo.

"Don't move!!" Ariadne said sharply. Jack froze in mid switch-flip.

"Alright, let's think this through." she paused and looked at Jack, who
shrugged helplessly.

"You were sitting in the Shattered whatever-it-was-called"

"Shattered Dove," Jack interjected.

"Alright, the Shattered Dove. You must have flipped the switch unknowingly, which brought you here. But when you flipped it again, nothing happened. In fact, nothing happened every time you flipped the switch, until you touched
me. So, by logical reasoning, you were sent here, to get me and take me back to the past with you...does that make sense?" By now Jack was looking
thoroughly confused.




The fic goes on, and has something to do with Jack having relatives, but I couldn't make myself read past the begining of chapter three. This story has close to 20 reviews, which are all positive. My brain is leaking out the side of my ear, because it is refusing to believe that. Oi.



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(Anonymous)
2003-07-29 12:50 am UTC (link)
miracle? MIRACLE!?!?!?!?!

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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH*aneurysm*
[info]ghanihwi
2003-07-29 12:51 am UTC (link)
Oh my God! This is by far and away the most pathetic, transparent self-insertion "I thank Johny Dep is COOL!!!!!11 n HOTT!!!!!!1!!" fiction I have come across YET!

By tha left frontal lobe o' the Great Sky Demon!!!"

You know, there really is nothing more entertaining than reading an author's attempt to write out new dialogue for Jack. Most of them give up and just reuse the movie script- you gotta' hand it to the ones who don't however- they just do it, and they do it shitty.

Okay, if some weirdo appeared in my room, raving about being drunk, I think I'd be freaking out and either calling the police or hitting him repeatedly with a baseball bat. Possibly both.

A-men. When it comes to time-portal-in-the-middle-of-my-bedroom men popping into existence from thin air, I'm more of a "beat senseless and ask questions later" type person. I'd definitely make damn sure he was incapacitated beyond any thought of moving (or having children) before I'd think to approach him and talk to him.

Love the description of Jack. Of course, any four-year-old could write that by just looking at the effing poster for the movie!

So, by logical reasoning, you were sent here, to get me and take me back to the past with you...does that make sense?

Ummm...no? But then again stupid, moronic, vapid, pointless convenient plot points are such a tremendous strain on widdle author's minds.

*sporksporkspork*

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Re: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH*aneurysm*
[info]laragoth
2003-07-29 02:51 am UTC (link)
Jack said you can have one of his golden sporks as soon as he's done with it.

He's having a bit of an issue trying to comprehend the whole Great Frontal Lobe comment.

I dare to say he asked Lucius for help on this one.. And now Lucius is searching for brandy.

Dammit. I hate it when more than one muse is broken...

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Re: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH*aneurysm*
[info]ghanihwi
2003-07-29 03:04 am UTC (link)
Tell Jack I'm much obliged. And poor Lucius! No amount of alcohol in the world will ever dull the pain of these stories...but we can sure as hell get snockered enough not to care!

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Re: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH*aneurysm*
[info]piratesues
2003-07-29 03:49 am UTC (link)
I think the "great frontal lobe" expression should live on in PotC Fic history. I'll have to encorporate it in the handpuppet theater thing Layla and I are doing.

*hands jack a bottle of vodka* knock yourself out, kiddo.

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Re: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH*aneurysm*
[info]laragoth
2003-07-29 10:04 pm UTC (link)
*browarch at the "kiddo" remark, but takes the rum*

"I shall happily...wait. That's going to hurt!"

Figure of speech, Jack. Means get very drunk.

"Right...will do that!"

Silly pirate.

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[info]collie_wing
2003-07-29 10:29 pm UTC (link)
Trix are for kids!


(sorry, couldn't resist! *runs away*)

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[info]whisperwords
2003-07-29 03:29 am UTC (link)
Man, that just hurts my head. What's this frontal lobe crap?

And where the hell is the real Jack Sparrow!? These people... *shakes head*

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[info]shinhae
2003-07-29 06:00 am UTC (link)
i dont think jack lived in a time when they even knew what a frontal lobe was. and even if he did i doubt any pirate, even captain jack sparrow in all of his adorableness, would be well-educated enough to know the many different sections of the brain. and whats this about demons? the english were almost all protestant or catholic at the time.

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[info]wal_lace
2003-07-29 09:23 pm UTC (link)
and whats this about demons? the english were almost all protestant or catholic at the time.

Christianity, at the time, included belief in an active Devil and his legions of subordinate Demons, as well as witchcraft/magic.
The English, by this time (I'm assuming it's early-to-mid eighteenth century) were almost exclusively Anglican at the time. The Scots, by this time, had become nonconformists, and had a rather stronger belief in Demons than the Sassenachs. The Irish remained happily Catholic, and suffered for it.

And not one man in the British Isles would have ever heard the term frontal lobe.

--Did 'Witchcraft and Society' in his final year at University.--

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[info]collie_wing
2003-07-29 05:35 pm UTC (link)
Time portals make Commodore Norrington cry. I know, I can hear him from here.

Wow, she's sooooooo subtle, too. You think we're all cursed? Doomed to read and be tortured by these fics for all eternity (or at least until/if ever decent writers come along). Because if we are, I hear on good authority they don't serve breakfast in hell. Damn.

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I dun' get it...
[info]shootswitharrow
2003-08-01 09:17 pm UTC (link)
"I didna' think I was tha' sloshed!!"

When did Jack turn Scottish and why wasn't anyone informed?

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Pain
(Anonymous)
2003-12-03 04:41 am UTC (link)
Oy, that made my brain hurt. However, much as I would like to I can't mock her for the name "Miracle" - my senior government teacher was named Ms. Molly Miracle.

But Jack's Scottish accent? It makes me want to burn things, starting with this Ariadne character and proceeding on to the author herself.

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