Rose in the Caribbean - Crossover Titanic/Pirates of the Caribbean

So, I just made another little fanfic, mostly for fun... Rose DeWitt Bukater drowns and finds herself in the 18th century Caribbean, on board the Flying Dutchman. Will Turner decides to take her to the one and only, Captain Jack Sparrow.

“The Heart of the Ocean!” he whispered. 

“No wonder the Dutchman came for her!”

Summary

Rose sinks with the Titanic and is drawn into a strange adventure with a pirate named Jack Sparrow and a diamond heart. Saving her new friends Elizabeth and Will Turner proves to be dangerous, but falling for a dishonest man on rum withdrawal is even worse.

A humorous crossover between Pirates of the Caribbean and Titanic, but it's not necessary to have seen either movie to understand it. 

Pairings: 

Rose DeWitt Bukater x Jack Sparrow

Will Turner x Elizabeth Swann

Read it here:

*Wattpad: https://www.wattpad.com/943649787

With chapter pictures, and easy to read via browser or an app. Need an account on the site (which is free).

*Fanfiction.net: https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13681568

Simple text layout, no account required.

*Archive of Our Own: https://archiveofourown.org/works/26125996

Simple text layout, no account required.

It's Done!

 

I finally finished my first fanfic, Riding With the Elves (formerly titled "Horse Lady of Rohan")! 110 000 words written in less than 5 months. Thank you, quarantine...Writing fanfiction has been so fun, and this was definitely not my last story. Will continue my Thranduil story now!

Fake Tats

My daughter drew these really cool fake tattoos for me, for a party tomorrow. The dragon Smaug. 😃

She has used normal felt tip pens, and drawn freehand from a pic in her phone!

J.R.R Tolkien Appreciation Post

It's incredible that this man spent his entire adult life creating Middle-earth, complete with races, nationalities, languages, history, geography, culture, religion and lore. 

When he wrote the Hobbit and later the Lord of the Rings Trilogy it was almost as an afterthought, and his real work, that his son later summarized in the Silmarillion, was not published during his lifetime.

On his grave, it says:

†

EDITH MARY TOLKIEN

LUTHIEN

1889 - 1971

JOHN RONALD

REUEL TOLKIEN

BEREN

1892 - 1973

Lúthien Tinúviel, one the most amazing and important of the Middle-earth heroes, was inspired by his wife and even mentioned on her grave. I don't think it can be much more romantic than that...

Rest in peace, Professor Tolkien.

Image Source: Public domain (Wikimedia Commons)