• Lt. Bush •
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• Lt. Bush •
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Can someone help Mr. Bush?
When the captain starts acting up, Lt. Bush is low key like:
Some Paul Doodles to enlighten your day :)
My Doctor Who Fanarts
Just love this scene with Major Côtard
I need someone to make a “why this ⚓️ look so mad 😭😭😭” meme with Hornblower and Lt. Bush please I beg you
William Bush being adorably clueless about stuff...
'"Let me see," said Sankey, falling into step beside the stretcher. "We had just promoted three midshipmen to lieutenant. So among the warrant ranks there will be three vacancies. But let me see -- I fancy you had casualties in the Renown?" "Plenty," said Bush. Midshipmen and master's mates had given their lives in defence of their ship. "Of course. That was only to be expected. So there will be many more than three vacancies. So the hearts of the supernumeraries, of the volunteers, of all those unfortunates serving without pay in the hope of eventual preferment, will be gladdened by numerous appointments. From the limbo of nothingness to the inferno of warrant rank. The path of glory -- I do not have to asperse your knowledge of literature by reminding you of what the poet said." Bush had no idea what the poet said, but he was not going to admit it. [...] "A good clean cut," said Sankey, "rapidly sutured and bound up in its own blood, can be expected to heal by first intention more often than not. Many times more often than not. And these are mostly clean cuts, haggled, as I said, only a little here and there. Bend this knee if you please. Your honourable scars, Mr Bush, will in the course of a few years become almost unnoticeable. Thin lines of white whose crisscross pattern will be hardly a blemish on your classic torso." "Good," said Bush; he was not quite sure what his torso was, but he was not going to ask Sankey to explain all these anatomical terms.'
- C. S. Forester, Lieutenant Hornblower
Bush is fun. Totally fangirling over Bush. I just love that occasional bewilderment and the no-nonsense, down-to-earth attitude of good, dependable William.
Could you just stop with the being pretty, and charming, and flirtatious, and winking hat flippy seductive thingy?