Would you rather be a cowboy, a samurai, or a pirate?

[Mistress Lovely]

  

[Ford Ranger]

Cowboys are often independent even in a community.  You’re alone even when you’re not. 
 

Samurais have hierarchy, but they are often roughly equal within it, below a lord but above a commoner. You’re a dominant even when you’re not at the top. 
 

But pirates have a strict hierarchy enforced by a combination of naval rank and a little chaos. They have to work together to achieve difficult even dangerous tasks.  They have to snap to on command. And the isolation for weeks at sea…?  Also ropes. Lots and lots of ropes. 

[Mistress Lovely]

18 minutes ago, Ford Ranger said:

Cowboys are often independent even in a community.  You’re alone even when you’re not. 
 

Samurais have hierarchy, but they are often roughly equal within it, below a lord but above a commoner. You’re a dominant even when you’re not at the top. 
 

But pirates have a strict hierarchy enforced by a combination of naval rank and a little chaos. They have to work together to achieve difficult even dangerous tasks.  They have to snap to on command. And the isolation for weeks at sea…?  Also ropes. Lots and lots of ropes. 

Mm, yes, very interesting reasoning. 

Are you familiar with the captain’s daughter? 

[Mistress Matira]

Supposedly my grandmother’s family subsisted off piracy somewhere way back in my family ancestry… And the town my grandfather’s ancestral family lived in was their main site of plundering!

[Mistress Kang]

1 minute ago, Mistress Matira said:

Supposedly my grandmother’s family subsisted off piracy somewhere way back in my family ancestry… And the town my grandfather’s ancestral family lived in was their main site of plundering!

You're the great great great....grandaughter of a pirate. Love it. Lots of Filipino are Chinese. Maybe it's her, or they at least knew each other haha

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zheng_Yi_Sao

 

 

[Ford Ranger]

57 minutes ago, Mistress Lovely said:

Mm, yes, very interesting reasoning. 

Are you familiar with the captain’s daughter? 

Ha. Not as familiar as you might suspect. 
 

Clapped in irons or tied to a mast on the other hand .

 

[Ford Ranger]

4 minutes ago, Mistress Matira said:

Supposedly my grandmother’s family subsisted off piracy somewhere way back in my family ancestry… And the town my grandfather’s ancestral family lived in was their main site of plundering!

…if you can’t beat em, join em!

[Mistress Kang]

33 minutes ago, Mistress Kang said:

You're the great great great....grandaughter of a pirate. Love it. Lots of Filipino are Chinese. Maybe it's her, or they at least knew each other haha

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zheng_Yi_Sao

 

 

 

[Mistress Lovely]

1 hour ago, Mistress Matira said:

Supposedly my grandmother’s family subsisted off piracy somewhere way back in my family ancestry… And the town my grandfather’s ancestral family lived in was their main site of plundering!

This is so cool! 🏴‍☠️

[franknot]

2 hours ago, Mistress Kang said:

You're the great great great....grandaughter of a pirate. Love it. Lots of Filipino are Chinese. Maybe it's her, or they at least knew each other haha

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zheng_Yi_Sao

 

 

Did you see The Bluff .. Seems to have a lot in common with Mistress Matria's beginnings.

 

[cupcakeboy]

From what I've read the captain's daughter is a novel about the Pugachev rebellion by Pushkin or a cat o' nine tails.

[theDumbMule]

I’m having hard time imagining myself as any of these.  Now being lassoed, wrestled down, and tied by a cowgirl in a rodeo could be fun.

[Mistress Ito]

21 hours ago, Mistress Matira said:

Supposedly my grandmother’s family subsisted off piracy somewhere way back in my family ancestry… And the town my grandfather’s ancestral family lived in was their main site of plundering!

Wait that's so cool

[Mistress Ito]

I wanna be cowboy

[AioriaRegulus]

A Samurai - adept at both humanities and war both. Above that is their loyalty and honor. I find these qualities relatable… especially their penchant and tradition for poetry.