forum Revolutionary War Roleplay! [CLOSED]

Started December 04, 2018 by @KalamariCakes

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(Jane is a woman… lol)

Jane looked deep into John's eyes. "I do," she murmured.

Omg.. oops… )

"You may now kiss the bride,"

John lifted an arm, it felt like jelly, to lift her veil.

She smirked at him. "I love you," she murmured.

"Now," he repeated, "Or your friend is totslly blind for the rest of his life."

(n o t t h i s a g a i n o h m y g o d)

Louis bowed his head. I’m sorry, Cruz.

"No?" The soldier tilted his head, "Nothing?"

I’m sorry. He didn’t reply.

"Blindness it is." He replied tautly.
At least Louis didn't have to hear his friend's bloody screams, with the sound of tearing nerves and the sound of blade against his skull.

The soldier stood, "Untie him. Toss him in the woods." The soldier spoke to the man who'd just blinded Cruz. "He's useless now."

She smirked at him. "I love you," she murmured.

"I love you too," John whispered back tentatively. Just a second to pass of admiring her, and he leaned to finally kiss his wife.

She smirked at him. "I love you," she murmured.

"I love you too," John whispered back tentatively. Just a second to pass of admiring her, and he leaned to finally kiss his wife.

Jane barely heard the applause. She reached her hand up to cup his face and kissed him passionately.

John couldn't help but laugh between their lips. This was.. just perfect. Absolutely perfect.

She drew away a bit. "Something funny?" she asked.

"No, I'm just," he breathed, face full of warmth, "I've never felt happier than this.."

"How do we tell them I'm pregnant?" she murmured quietly. "They would know it happened before the marriage…"

"We'll figure it out." He spoke. "You found out recently… who's to say tonight wasn't the cause?" John reassured.

"Tonight?" she asked, arching an eyebrow.

He smiled. "Newlyweds, full of a fresh passion." He murmured, "You know,"

"Of course," she purred.

"Now," he repeated, "Or your friend is totslly blind for the rest of his life."

(n o t t h i s a g a i n o h m y g o d)

Louis bowed his head. I’m sorry, Cruz.

"No?" The soldier tilted his head, "Nothing?"

I’m sorry. He didn’t reply.

"Blindness it is." He replied tautly.
At least Louis didn't have to hear his friend's bloody screams, with the sound of tearing nerves and the sound of blade against his skull.

The soldier stood, "Untie him. Toss him in the woods." The soldier spoke to the man who'd just blinded Cruz. "He's useless now."

“NO!” Louis practically screamed, straining harder against his bonds. “No— don’t throw him out— treat him— I’m useless to you if you don’t—“

John's parents, who had to be in their fifties or som came up to congratulate them. "Never thought he'd get married," his mother chuckled.

"Yes mom, I know," John half laughed.

"Now," he repeated, "Or your friend is totslly blind for the rest of his life."

(n o t t h i s a g a i n o h m y g o d)

Louis bowed his head. I’m sorry, Cruz.

"No?" The soldier tilted his head, "Nothing?"

I’m sorry. He didn’t reply.

"Blindness it is." He replied tautly.
At least Louis didn't have to hear his friend's bloody screams, with the sound of tearing nerves and the sound of blade against his skull.

The soldier stood, "Untie him. Toss him in the woods." The soldier spoke to the man who'd just blinded Cruz. "He's useless now."

“NO!” Louis practically screamed, straining harder against his bonds. “No— don’t throw him out— treat him— I’m useless to you if you don’t—“

Ugh i feel so awful now poor frenchie :'( )

He didn't even look up at Louis, the soldier who loosened the ropes. Cruz slumped pitifully against the snow, leaving a palm-sized bloody stain before the soldier took him by the arms to drag him away. The Spaniard's head lolled begween his arms.

(sobs violently)

“CRUZ!” Louis screamed until his throat was raw and struggled until his skin tore beneath the ropes. Something inside of him was cracking, breaking, fracturing—

A poisonous thought crept into the frenchman's head.
…was Cruz going to die because of Louis?
Cruz was going to die before he could ever marry.
Whatever family he was destined to have.. gone.

John's parents, who had to be in their fifties or som came up to congratulate them. "Never thought he'd get married," his mother chuckled.

"Yes mom, I know," John half laughed.

Jane had her arm looped through John's, and she smiled kindly at his parents.

The man offered to take her to kiss, similar to a handshake today. "I expect to see grandchildren?"

John blushed.

A poisonous thought crept into the frenchman's head.
…was Cruz going to die because of Louis?
Cruz was going to die before he could ever marry.
Whatever family he was destined to have.. gone.

It was his fault. It was all his fault. The sun might as well have gone out. A battle could have raged on around him. But Louis didn’t care— Cruz was as good as dead and it was all his fault.

He didn’t realize that he was crying until a tear ran over his lip.

The man offered to take her to kiss, similar to a handshake today. "I expect to see grandchildren?"

John blushed.

Jane leaned her head on John's shoulder. "We were planning on it, sir," she said politely, squeezing John's arm.

A poisonous thought crept into the frenchman's head.
…was Cruz going to die because of Louis?
Cruz was going to die before he could ever marry.
Whatever family he was destined to have.. gone.

It was his fault. It was all his fault. The sun might as well have gone out. A battle could have raged on around him. But Louis didn’t care— Cruz was as good as dead and it was all his fault.

He didn’t realize that he was crying until a tear ran over his lip.

The soldiers left Louis in the cold, his only companion the snow ans Cruz's freezing trail of blood.

The man offered to take her to kiss, similar to a handshake today. "I expect to see grandchildren?"

John blushed.

Jane leaned her head on John's shoulder. "We were planning on it, sir," she said politely, squeezing John's arm.

"Excellent," the parents smiled delightedly. John smiled more softly at his wife.

The man offered to take her to kiss, similar to a handshake today. "I expect to see grandchildren?"

John blushed.

Jane leaned her head on John's shoulder. "We were planning on it, sir," she said politely, squeezing John's arm.

"Excellent," the parents smiled delightedly. John smiled more softly at his wife.

She returned his gaze and kissed his cheek gently.