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I was wondering why we didn't get a clearer answer about Edward's escape in the novel, I mean the author depicted the battle in a lot more historical way than what we | I was wondering why we didn't get a clearer answer about Edward's escape in the novel, I mean the author depicted the battle in a lot more historical way than what we got the game, which is cool but how could he escape if the Jackdaw in the book wasn't even around? + Allegedly all surviving pirates had been taken prisoners, obviously even the ones who jumped overboard surrendered, but yeah Edward could have just swum ashore, in the cover of the early dawn's darkness? I just didn't quite understand this part...<ac_metadata title="(Novel Spoilers) Edward's survival in the Black Flag novel after the battle at Oracoke Bay"> </ac_metadata> | ||
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I was wondering why we didn't get a clearer answer about Edward's escape in the novel, I mean the author depicted the battle in a lot more historical way than what we got the game, which is cool but how could he escape if the Jackdaw in the book wasn't even around? + Allegedly all surviving pirates had been taken prisoners, obviously even the ones who jumped overboard surrendered, but yeah Edward could have just swum ashore, in the cover of the early dawn's darkness? I just didn't quite understand this part...<ac_metadata title="(Novel Spoilers) Edward's survival in the Black Flag novel after the battle at Oracoke Bay"> </ac_metadata>