JAMESTOWN SERIES TWO sentence meme. feel free to change context/pronouns/etc as necessary. from episode two. mentions of death.
âCan you recall how you came to be out here without a stitch of a rag on you?â âI've been better pricked by a thistle than ______.â âIs this what love looks like?â âHow long before I give up? Huh? How long?â âIs he gone? Did he not say where he was going?â âI picture you in velvet trim.â âWe're not paying what they charge.â âSuch fine clothes, sir, a dog would look well in 'em.â âYou'll soon see the man I am, my ladybird.â âWhy not arrest him now? Search and interrogate him?â âIn truth, I am indifferent to a man's faith.â âLook what this has done to me!â âI'm married to a traitor!â âDo you take me for some weakling woman cowering before nothing?â âSay nothing or all hell will open up.â âMy man is nothing but tripe and scum.â âWe love peace.â âDo not leave here with a refusal between us.â âI hope that we can be friends.â âI want that with all of my heart.â âI know mariners, my love, and they know me.â âLet's have another drink!â âThere are two pretty young men who are running up extravagant debts in my name.â âDon't you so much as think of giving them one lone pin of what I have tucked away.â âYou will call me a man amongst men and you will pepper me with thank-you kisses.â âHow much did you give them?â âWhere did you go to yesterday?â âI saw you together in the dark with your secrets.â âI refuse! Do you understand? I refuse to let one more day pass until you tell me the truth.â âI cannot abide sorrow.â âIt pains me to tell you this, but I believe that _____ was killed.â âI do not know who to tell, or who to trust.â âDid I ever see a soul at such earnest prayer?â âI only wished to speak to God.â âYou protest your innocence as though you would before the law, not a friend who seeks to comfort you.â âMy distress perhaps outran my reason.â âI made a promise to my sweet wife.â âYou are always welcome here.â âWhat would you do if we refused you?â âQuite a beating you've taken, there.â âYou have changed, brother.â âI am the same man I always was.â âLet go of me!â âWe're not cut out for pirating.â âGive me the money.â âI thought you were done with them?â âI will leave you be.â âDonât you go. Donât you go! He will kill me!â âIf this man is not tended soon, he will bleed to death.â âDeclare your guilt, you devil!â âDo you imagine the wind has blown my wits away?â âMy axe is all that I had, I believed the man would kill you.â âThe only difference between you and me is I know I'm a beast.â âWhat matters to me is that you are safe.â âAny good man would have done the same.â âWhatever it is we think we have here, we're going to have to fight for it.â














