Anna Cunnington

Jan 15, 2004 22:12

Here's the second Sue I promised. Forgive me.

TITLE: In the Life of Anna Cunnington
CULPRIT: Agey Again.
SUMMARY: "Penniless Anna Cunnington lives on the streets of Port Royal. In the midst of her days on the streets and corners, she has experienced much. But something unexpected happens to Anna. She is engulfed in a life of piracy and love. ( Read more... )

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atalantapendrag January 16 2004, 04:48:00 UTC
I can't choke back the prurient giggles at the name "Cunnington". Immature? Yeah. But I didn't make it up!

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potcsues January 16 2004, 05:35:28 UTC
Heh. I'm sure she meant us to think "cunning" not... well, you know.

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kalindara January 16 2004, 05:43:39 UTC
*lmfao* Your mother is awesome XD

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*blink* grrli January 16 2004, 06:08:23 UTC
Vomits, wipes face, snicker sna d nearly throws up again
Ye gads... And Yeah, Cunnington. WTF is up with that? Closet perv. Oh, Anna say You can cry on my shoulder, Jack. See Will weeping like a Sue?
Puh Leaze. And Will talking her up... You're quite a woman, Anna with the white shirt. Good Lord, Anna, how DID you keep that shirt so white, being as it's your only one? Must be your hussy way of wearing the corset outside the shirt. Clever girl!

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grandfunk January 16 2004, 07:19:57 UTC
Dammit why can't Norrington get any love? On second thought...let's leave him alone.
"You smell of sweet plums. My favorite fruit"
Plums get rid of constipation, is that why Jack likes them? o.O

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potcsues January 17 2004, 05:36:54 UTC
Yes. Please. Don't give them any encouragement to write a love into the poor Commodore's life.

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calico321 January 16 2004, 16:38:30 UTC
Poor, poor Norrington. Why can't they see he was *not* the bad guy??

I'm pretty sure he would never be caught making a comment on some woman's clothing. And that writing! My head hurts from the complete misuse of words. *strokes English language lovingly*

One pet peeve that is not necessarily the writer's fault since they did it in the movie too: you will be hung aside your dear friend Jack A picture is hung, a person is hanged.

And Mama!potcsues is awesome!

Elizabeth refers to her "fiancée" in chapter four. Make of that what you will.

Elizabeth and the maid! I knew there was something going on between those two.

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caribbeansues January 17 2004, 01:41:41 UTC
Actually, watching over the writers commentary, one of the four writers wanted Norrington to actually be the antiagonist. After Elizabeth turned down his proposal to marrage, he was going to hire pirates to do his dirty work (This was before the idea of cursed pirates).
I still probably would've liked him. ^___^ He's my hero =P

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calico321 January 17 2004, 04:48:45 UTC
Interesting idea, but in the end I'm glad they changed their minds. Heh, I've watched with the commentary with the director and Johnny Depp, I've still got to get around to the others :D

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caribbeansues January 17 2004, 13:43:12 UTC
Lol ^_^ I liked the writters commentary. ^-^ It taught/showed me alot of things about the movie i didn't know/notice before ^_^;
The Elizabeth and Norrington commentary (Using their screen names because Norringtons name is Jack) I have decided if I were to meet Keira in real life, I probably wouldn't like her. She wouldn't shut up >.< And Norrington got next to no words in there. I believe once she even told him to shut up... Producers commentary was pointless. Johnny's and Gore's was funny *Snickers*

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