Tag: black sails

monsieurmcgraw:

James Flint Appreciation Week

Day 1: Favourite scene
‘I supposed you warned me… Didn’t you? To avoid that course through the shipping lanes. Perhaps it was my hubris that drove me to it. To show you I had it in me to lead. But as I sit here, I’m forced to consider another possibility. That course we charted… Perhaps none of us would have thought of it at all had you not raised it in the first place. That you orchestrated it all. The deaths, the destruction, the loss. All to achieve this very moment. Is it possible a man could do such a thing?
Congratulations, captain.’

Toulouse! – DreamingPagan – Black Sails [Archive of Our Own]

Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Black Sails
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Miranda Barlow/Captain Flint/Thomas Hamilton, Hal Gates/Admiral Hennessey
Characters: Hal Gates, Charles Vane, Admiral Hennessey (Black Sails), James McGraw, Miranda Barlow, Thomas Hamilton
Additional Tags: Crack Fic, i guess, based off adventures in minecraft, specifically I have a chicken named Toulouse that escaped, and likes to lay eggs on my bed, she’s a troublesome chicken, in which farming adventures are had, and Charles Vane is bored
Series: Part 3 of Graced
Summary:

Thomas is not a farmer. James is not a chicken-wrangler, and Miranda is seriously considering a vacation.

Toulouse! – DreamingPagan – Black Sails [Archive of Our Own]

autisticdaisyjohnson:

@bean-about-townn: black sails + favourite platonic relationship ➻ James & Madi

“The empire survives in part because we believe its survival to be inevitable. But it isn’t. And they know that. That’s why they’re so terrified of you and I. If we were able to take Nassau, if we are able to expose the illusion that England is not inevitable, if we are able to incite a revolt that spreads across the New World then, yeah I imagine people are gonna notice.”

autisticdaisyjohnson:

@bean-about-townn asked: black sails + favourite minor character ➻ Abigail Ashe

“You raised me to respect the truth. To know it is the root of all virtue. I’m asking if you’re sending me away because you’re afraid someone might ask me what happened in this house last night and that I would tell them. A man and a woman rescued me, cared for me, delivered me home. Now one of them is dead. The other is about to be. And the only man, it seems to me, to have committed a crime in all this still works for you. Is that not the truth?”