Show Notes
Herring & Marnock Esq’s Dictionary of Nautical and Pyratical Terms, 1849: breach: a ‘breach’ or ‘shipbreach’ is another term for a shipwreck; the taking on of water, often leaving the vessel in mortal danger
Series finale. In which allegiances are decided, truths come to light, and a new course is plotted.
Content Warnings Colonialism & racism Weapons (inc. knives) and explosives Graphic violence, threats, & murder Character death & injury Grief & loss Innuendo Explicit language Discussions of: guilt & familial death, arson, medical procedures Mentions of: slavery, bullying & manipulation SFX: High pitched metallic clanking and scraping, crowds and mobs, loud water and waves, vocalised suffering (inc. choking, sobbing, screaming), flies, drinking (misophonia), fire, building collapse, guns and gunfire, explosions
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Herring & Marnock Esq’s Dictionary of Nautical and Pyratical Terms, 1849: raised・aloft: a term used to describe the flying of a ship’s colours at topmast, often in anticipation of combat In which a cover is blown, a game of cricket is played, and a betrayal is felt.