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Legend Of The Black Dove (Part 11) "Destination Unknown" John Norrington joins his friends. As the storm is approaching the Columbia they attempt once again to return to their own time and home in England.The mist engulfs the ship and the wind becomes gusty, Captain Owens and his crew are ready for any immediate manuever they may have to handle to keep the ship on course. The ship slows then stops, things seem to appear normal, there is Dover Harbour. The ship now heads in to port, John Norrington and Bill Jenkins disembark from the ship and travel by stage coach to Norrington manor where they are greeted by their servants and staff.Hours later Bill Jenkins goes on duty at the hotel pub, only to notice his adversary Jack Wild standing at the bar, Jenkins slips out the back door for a moment to tell John Norrington about Wild's presence, Norrington could not understand that Wild is still free undaunted by Jenkins being present. The coach is now ready along with it's cargo of gold, the dignitaries are prepared to leave and Norrington also boards the coach, being part of the original passengers. The coach then leaves on time. As it approaches the fateful bend the Wild's outlaws attack. The coach pulls up and Wild has his gunmen hold the passengers at gunpoint. Norrington must act quickly, so he leaps at Wild and knocks him from his horse to the ground. Norrington pulls out his gun as the outlaws fire at him gunning him down. He is lying motionless....... Has Norrington been killed ? Will the Black Dove save the coach from destruction ? Don't miss the exciting final conclusion in Part 12 ...."Terminal Paradox" Posted the 1st January 2014 Written: 26th August 2013
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