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Sophia Williams, who is eventually Sophie Aubrey :D

The second installment in my Aubrey-Maturin portrait series! For some reason the drawings are really small... I can't quite figure it out, but that's just the way it's happening.

I enjoy the contrast between the drawing of her and the one of her husband... wow. Oh well, she's in England, not spending her life on a ship, so she's bound to be pale. And be wearing a light-colored gown, because it's the Napoleonic era. Which I know, I'm generalizing, but it sort of makes an excuse.

I'm about to give up on my scanner.... sorry about the poor quality in general of these pictures. I assure you they look better in reality.

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:iconadela-estrella:
I confess to never having made it through the dense language of O'Brian's series, but I watched the film made of it the other day and noticed for the first time that Aubrey was writing a woman named Sophie, who in those times for a respectable sea captain could only have been his wife. Lovely take on Mrs. Lucky Jack ;)

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:icondarthkaeru:
The hair!

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:iconidril-ilae:
lovely one!

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Am I too much for you?
Coz your too much for me
& I still wanna be corrupted!

R:A :star:
:iconfeantauriel:
Yay! I've somehow managed to see that movie three times in the past few months... I have to say the books are much better though, if you don't mind the need for a nautical dictionary through the entire first one! I understand.. I almost gave up in there too (to'garns'ls? Prodigious transformation by a trysail mast? What is this madness? ;) ) There really are much better plot lines than constantly chasing the French and/or Spanish... half of Post Captain takes place during peacetime and is often very Jane Austen-like (definitely my favorite so far :D).

I'm just a Regency addict...

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"There is occasion and cause why and wherefore in all things." - Shakespeare

"of the two natures that contended in the field of my consciousness, even if I could rightly be said to be either, it was only because I was radically both" - Stevenson
:iconfeantauriel:
um... okay? :D

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"There is occasion and cause why and wherefore in all things." - Shakespeare

"of the two natures that contended in the field of my consciousness, even if I could rightly be said to be either, it was only because I was radically both" - Stevenson
:iconfeantauriel:
Thank you! :D

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"There is occasion and cause why and wherefore in all things." - Shakespeare

"of the two natures that contended in the field of my consciousness, even if I could rightly be said to be either, it was only because I was radically both" - Stevenson
:iconidril-ilae:
^^ welcome

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Am I too much for you?
Coz your too much for me
& I still wanna be corrupted!

R:A :star:
:icondasliedvondererde:
[climbs aboard bandwagon]

This is good.

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:icondarthkaeru:
So cruel.....

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"I'm looking forward to completing your training. In time, you will call me Master."

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