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I'm not into snippets, drabbles, prompts, long sentences, whatever you call them. They're like Tic-Tacs--satisfying for about 20 seconds and then they're gone with no lasting impact. But hey--that's me. No, you're not the only one who complains about that. We have a member of Black Pearl Sails who really gets annoyed at having her appetite whetted with drabbles and never getting into the "meat" of a story. That's one reason I was persuaded to continue Dark of the Moon, which was originally a double drabble (200 words exactly), as I recall. I'm certain there will be more Will/Jack and Will/Jack/Elizabeth (and possibly even Will/Jack/Elizabeth/Norrington, which was my thought on first seeing the swordfight), but longer stories take time. Meanwhile, you have read  tessabeth's Will/Jack stories, haven't you? She just posted them to her journal recently (they used to be on the Parlay Archive and on webcrowmancer's now defunct but much missed site). I assume you've read fabu's stuff (she writes great W/J/E) and the_stowaway's. And then viva_gloria's fics are always worth rereading (over and over).
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Give us a chance, eh, love? I've only seen it twice, and it's only been out a few days, at any rate. Besides, it's very easy to write canon-fic; it's THERE, it's easy to see and access right away, it's justified. It's much more difficult to work with what isn't right there explicitly. (If it makes you feel better, I mod a YahooGroups J/W list, and we've picked up like 30 new members in the past few days who were all over the latent slash in the second movie *alone*.) That said, check out metalkatt's journal - she posted a story recently from Will's POV, "Enough is Enough." You might like it.
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