forum Revolutionary War Roleplay! [CLOSED]
Started by @KalamariCakes
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(Like, a spy for the British, trying to get America stuffs?)

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(Uh, sure… They probably won't be the greatest though, so sorry in advance!)

@KalamariCakes

Sure thing)

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Jonathan lifted his chin to welcome the sparse warmth of the sun across his face. It was uncomfortably cold and bitter outside, but he had to admit he did miss the atmosphere of being with fellow men, the sensation of power on his shoulders brought him a healthy flush of confidence. Some men brought their wives… John, however, would never let Jane stay in this place. Not with the possible risk of patriot invasion. Rare caution like his is why he was Lieutenant.

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Peter emerged from his tent next to John. "Good to have you back Lieutenant," he said, clapping John on the shoulder happily. "How were the last couple of days?"

(Is this okay?)

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Peter gaped. "You?! What lucky woman got under your skin?"

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"How did you meet?" Peter asked, surveying the camp as he talked.

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Peter smiled. "That's how it felt when I met Elizabeth. Why didn't you bring Jane with you? I would love to meet the woman that managed her way into your heart," he said, adding a good-natured wink.

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Peter became serious quickly. "Are the Patriots really that near?" he asked in a hushed tone.

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Peter relaxed visibly at this. "Ah, alright. I understand."

(When is he going to become a spy?)

@KalamariCakes

Ill find a way to fit it in )

"I was thinking," he inhaled slowly. "I'd never think I'd ever get this far with a woman.." He spoke wistfully.

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Peter smirked and tapped his colleague on the shoulder. "John? Oh, John? Can you hear me?" he teased.

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Bailey rested his head on the counter, wiping trails through the dew on his glass. "My wife died when I was twenty one," he spone in a raw tone, like a freshly torn wound.

Oh. Georg swallowed, offering him a sympathetic look and generally feeling incredibly useless. “I’m sorry.”