CURSE OF THE RUBY | JAMES NORRINGTON ¹

Curse of the Ruby

{Curse of the Ruby}

"What do you mean I should be dead?"

"You are cursed lass and there's nothing you can do about it."

{Summary}

Felicity Smith's life in Port Royal had been less than adequate as both women and men looked at her with disdain. Gentlemen didn't want to court a women with nothing to her name much less marry her with no prospects on the horizon. Ladies didn't want to be associated with her for fear that she would taint their good name. She was a mystery that people would rather leave unsolved, except for Governor Swann and his daughter Elizabeth. Felicity would do or be anything they needed to repay their kindness, including standing aside and watching the man she loved marry another.

James Norrington couldn't remember a moment where Felicity was not part of his life. His daily routine of sleeping, working, and dining revolved around her and what her day consisted of. He always looked forward to seeing her when he was off duty after from long hours in the sun. Expeditions seemed to be an eternity away from his home, but he would only think of her to pass the time. James had thought he would one day marry the kind red jewel, but worried what society would think. So instead he settled on her companion, Elizabeth, who was a much more suitable match for a gentlemen of his standing.

When a certain Captain comes to town and sets off a chain of unpredictable events Felicity gets a taste of the other side of the law and Jame's true feelings are put to the test. Together the couple is thrust into a journey where true loyalties are tested and their love for one another is put on the line. Felicity doesn't want to get in the way of Jame's happiness, but what if his happiness is her?

{Cast}

Eleanor Tomlinson as Felicity Smith
"The Ruby"

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Jack Davenport as James Norrington
"The Commodore"

{Theme Song}

"I'd Pluck a Fair Rose" by Anne Dudley

I'd a pluck a finger on a thorn
I'd a pluck a finger bleedin'
Red is my heart, wounded and forlorn
And your heart needin'