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Written by [[Captain Raoul Dumont]], the Pirate's Pleasure<ref> [[Dance of the Dead (Novel)]] 1-3, 5, 41, 48-49, 184, 273 was the[[theatrical play]] performed on [[La Demoiselle du Musarde]]. The Pirate's Pleasure was a musical production. Strangely, only the [[music]] of this production was only ever sung upon the ship, and only by the actors. This is because the Pirate's Pleasure was also part of an elaborate magic put upon the ship to strengthen its protections and wards, both from keeping Dumont's [[slave]]s from getting free and keeping trouble out. The [[song]]s of the play incorporated certain arcane phrases to help build the magic. | Written by [[Captain Raoul Dumont]], the Pirate's Pleasure<ref> [[Dance of the Dead (Novel)]] 1-3, 5, 41, 48-49, 184, 273</ref> was the[[theatrical play]] performed on [[La Demoiselle du Musarde]]. The Pirate's Pleasure was a musical production. Strangely, only the [[music]] of this production was only ever sung upon the ship, and only by the actors. This is because the Pirate's Pleasure was also part of an elaborate magic put upon the ship to strengthen its protections and wards, both from keeping Dumont's [[slave]]s from getting free and keeping trouble out. The [[song]]s of the play incorporated certain arcane phrases to help build the magic. | ||
==[[:category:Cast of the Pirate's Pleasure|Cast of the Pirate's Pleasure]]== | ==[[:category:Cast of the Pirate's Pleasure|Cast of the Pirate's Pleasure]]== | ||
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Written by Captain Raoul Dumont, the Pirate's Pleasure[1] was thetheatrical play performed on La Demoiselle du Musarde. The Pirate's Pleasure was a musical production. Strangely, only the music of this production was only ever sung upon the ship, and only by the actors. This is because the Pirate's Pleasure was also part of an elaborate magic put upon the ship to strengthen its protections and wards, both from keeping Dumont's slaves from getting free and keeping trouble out. The songs of the play incorporated certain arcane phrases to help build the magic.
Cast of the Pirate's Pleasure
Characters of the Pirate's Pleasure
References
- ↑ Dance of the Dead (Novel) 1-3, 5, 41, 48-49, 184, 273
