Oh, so this is what he wants to run from. This conversation. This tone Norrington is taking with his "Mister Sparrow" -- which sounds like an old, high pitched crone when Jack mimics it in his head. He'd very much like to just walk away. Can't even remember the reason that he should stay.
And he is not a bad liar.
"Am too!" Jack pouts. And then promptly realises he just admitted to lying. Possibly he needs to work on that a bit more. "Er..."
He really just doesn't want to be here. Why is he still here? It would be so easy to turn around and walk that-a-way and leave the coconuts for Norrington to deal with all on his onesie. But for some reason Jack is just standing here.
Right. Ending this. Now.
"Since you're to be feeling so strongly 'bout the idea of hanging, best we just ignore the entire concept." Suddenly a thought strikes him and he puts in as flippantly as possible. "I don't hang you, you don't hang me. We're all square, hey!"
He turns around to start walking off to further explore the island and really doesn't care if Norrington chooses to follow him or not.
no subject
And he is not a bad liar.
"Am too!" Jack pouts. And then promptly realises he just admitted to lying. Possibly he needs to work on that a bit more. "Er..."
He really just doesn't want to be here. Why is he still here? It would be so easy to turn around and walk that-a-way and leave the coconuts for Norrington to deal with all on his onesie. But for some reason Jack is just standing here.
Right. Ending this. Now.
"Since you're to be feeling so strongly 'bout the idea of hanging, best we just ignore the entire concept." Suddenly a thought strikes him and he puts in as flippantly as possible. "I don't hang you, you don't hang me. We're all square, hey!"
He turns around to start walking off to further explore the island and really doesn't care if Norrington chooses to follow him or not.