– Song of Solomon

"What do I want? I want to see this whole goddamn city, this city that you purchased with our misery, burn. I want to see you hanged on the very gallows you've used to hang men for crimes far slighter than this. I want to see the noose around your neck, and I want to pull the fucking lever with my own two hands!"

This place, this life that we've been living here, it doesn't feel like living anymore. I can't be alone in feeling this way. Some part of you must feel it too.

I feel like the captions don't accurately encapsulate how absurdly high-pitched Flint's voice goes on the "what the FUCK did you think was gonna happen?!????!?".

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Captain Flint — Born from the Sea

I love the idea of Flint having a connection to the sea, almost like it’s a part of him. I love that it runs so deep that people around him come to believe that he must have some sort of mystical power over it. His whole identity, both as McGraw and Flint is rooted in it, and he both loves it, understands how to tame it, and yet dreams of one day walking away from it. I love that James McGraw is simply an incredibly competent, skilled and cunning sailor and tactician, and yet Captain Flint is somehow larger than life, a creature born from story, born from the sea and come to life through rage and grit and determination. He’s both just a man, and more than that.