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prelude to a bloody stupid duel
Archie was rather determined not to make the same mistake with Horatio as he had with William. Namely to go along with this new idea of having a duel. Granted, they were on their way there and he'd agreed to be Horatio's second, but that was only because he couldn't stand the idea of his best friend sharing this horrible idea with either Ray or ( Read more... ) -
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[after this]Archie had never hated any place more than he did this island. He wasn't sure what that meant. He'd rather be dead than feel a little pain? But he had never considered himself brave. On ships he had seizures. In prison he had just shut down. On the island, his chest just hurt and he felt like the world's worst person ever ( Read more... ) -
keeping track 2
Discussing ship-building with William.
Brooding on the beach. Telling Horatio some painful things about the end of the trial. Learning more about Ozzer.
Which leads to drinking moonshine with Horatio and William.
Cheering up Mark. Awkwardness with Riddick and Mark while visiting the waterfall.
Building sandcastles with Regulus.
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By the end of probably the third day of wandering around and learning about modern things, Archie was definitely ready to spend the majority of his evening sitting indoors --or what he could pretend was indoors-- and reading. Well, listening to music too. He was becoming decidedly attached to the player although he did find himself missing his hat ( Read more... ) -
an attempt at keeping track
A happy and timely arrival
A fortuitous reunion with Horatio and Fraser
Meeting Johnny Storm.
Archie copes with some boredom, whittling, and reading aloud of the Tempest with William
Meeting Samantha. In which technology makes sense and maybe the hat isn't rubbish after all.
Meeting Mark.
IPD Meeting.
Meeting Doctor Chase.
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Settling in for Archie didn't involve much besides setting down the blanket he'd arrived with and setting his compass that sadly didn't seem to want to work into a corner. He set the book of Shakespeare plays down on blanket and sighed happily. He was used to this although he thought he might have liked to feel the moment of waves beneath his feet ( Read more... )