From the audio play GENTLEMAN PIRATE
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
British (General)Transcript
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But before we begin, I'd like to start with a prologue entitled The Difference Between Theatrics and Reality. You see, there once was an Englishman, an actor bound on his way to Jamaica and the penal colony there for some unspecified crime, presumably not poor acting. His ship fell before the pirate and his captain called the prisoners before the mast and said, Who amongst he will say, Lana, the banner of King Death and the black flag? Well, our Englishman weighing life in a penal colony or life aboard a pirate in the sweet trade? Well, it was no dilemma at all. But after some very short time at sea, he found the life rather dull and so prepared for the Pirates a play. He gathered the entire crew above the deck and at the height of the play, looked down upon the two poor souls, pressed into service and uttered these fateful lines on for the M 80 crimes. Tomorrow that will hang be times well. The gunner and the first mate in the corner took the play to be real, and so scurrying below deck procured two Cutlasses and one rather unfortunate grenade. They rushed the deck threw the grenade amongst the players where it exploded. Relieving are there's be enough. His right arm. Well, the gunner in the first mate were taken before the mast and given nine lashes each to explain the difference between theatrics and reality. I ask you, dear listener, to do the same. Remember that very precious thing of mine you hold in your hands.
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Pirate, Aggressive, Amusing, Brooding, Narrator, British (General)