>Cheesy 80s guitar mixed with fife and drum intro plays >Small skirmish between the British and French >Sharpe flailing his sword around while Hagman gives cover fire >They win the skirmish >Messenger on horseback approaches >"Lieutenant/Captain/Major Sharpe, you are summoned to Lord Wellington's tent" >"Bloody ell Patrick, what's 'e want now" >Sharpe arrives in old Nosey's tent >His spymaster of the day is there >As is a weasel looking British officer or French lord >"Sharpe, this is Lord Fucksworth, who has a dangerous mission for you - you will be enormously outnumbered, deep behind enemy lines with no support, oh and Major Ducos is around so watch out for him >Lord Fuckworth insults him for being a poorfag but reluctantly accepts that this is Wellington's best man >"As ye like sir, Ah'll get it dun" >Cut to Sharpe and Patrick discussing the mission >"It dun maek bloody sense Patrick, why do they need us to tek this castle/find this woman/get these supplies/uncover this plot" >"Oh surely as the fields o' Ireland are green, sir, God has a plan for us, sir" >A few battles happen on the way to the objective >Oh look it's an attractive young woman who keeps looking at Sharpe suggestively >They fuck >"Look Patrick! It's the thing we're here for!" >"LOOK OUT SIR" >Lord Fucksworth appears and betrays Sharpe >Ducos appears >"HON HON HON! Bamboozled you again my nemesis" >"Bloody Ducos" >Battle happens >Patrick goes "AAAAAAAAAHHHHHH BANG" with the 7 barrelled gun >Wellington arrives >"Well done Sharpe! You've done it again" >Sharpe and his men march into the sunset >THERE'S FORTY SHILLINGS ON THE DRUM...FOR THOSE WHO VOLUNTEER TO COME...
Yep, it's kino time.
That day is already upon us
All this with ChatGPT 3.5
>Episode Title: Sharpe's Gambit
>Synopsis: >In "Sharpe's Gambit," Major Richard Sharpe and his trusted friend, Sergeant Patrick Harper, are tasked with a daring mission behind enemy lines in occupied Spain. The British forces need to gather critical intelligence on the French army's movements, and Sharpe and Harper are the perfect duo for the job.
>The episode begins with Sharpe and Harper disguised as Spanish civilians, infiltrating a French-held town. Posing as wine merchants, they make contact with a local resistance group led by the resourceful Isabella (guest star Penélope Cruz). Isabella, with her intimate knowledge of the town, agrees to assist them.
>As Sharpe and Harper gather information, they uncover a French plot to ambush a British supply convoy. With time running out, they must race against the clock to warn their comrades and prevent a disastrous defeat. Their journey is fraught with peril, from narrow escapes to intense shootouts with French patrols.
>Meanwhile, tensions rise as Harper forms a connection with Isabella, leading to a moral dilemma for Sharpe. Can he trust their newfound ally, or is she playing a double game? The episode explores themes of trust and betrayal against the backdrop of war.
>Ultimately, Sharpe and Harper's gamble pays off, and they manage to avert the ambush, saving the convoy and earning the respect of their comrades. The episode ends with a bittersweet farewell to Isabella, as the duo continues their relentless fight against the French in the name of King and Country.
>Sharpe (Sean Bean):
"Harper, keep your head down! We're in the thick of it now." >Harper (Daragh O'Malley):
"Aye, Sharpe. No worries there. I'll pick 'em off one by one." >Sharpe:
"We need to take out that French officer. He's rallyin' 'em up." >Harper:
"On it, Sharpe. I'll send him to meet Napoleon himself." >Sharpe:
"That's the spirit, Harper. Let's give these Frenchmen a taste of British steel." >Harper:
"And a bit of Irish lead for good measure!"
...
>Wellington (David Troughton):
"Gentlemen, the situation is dire. Our supply convoys are being ambushed, and our troops are in need of reinforcements. Major Sharpe and Sergeant Harper, you're the best I have. Your mission is to gather intelligence behind enemy lines. Find out where the French are planning their attacks and their numbers."
>Hogan (Brian Cox):
"Indeed, gentlemen, we need precise information. Sharpe, you've proven your resourcefulness in the past. Harper, your sharpshooting skills will be invaluable. Infiltrate the town, make contact with the local resistance, and extract the information we need."
>Sharpe:
"Aye, sir. We'll do our best."
>Harper:
"You can count on us, sir."
>Wellington:
"Remember, Sharpe, Harper, discretion is crucial. We cannot afford to alert the French to your presence. This mission is of the utmost importance to our efforts in Spain."
>Hogan:
"And do watch each other's backs. Good luck, gentlemen."
>Harper:
"Right you are, Major Hogan. We'll get the job done."
>Isabella (Penélope Cruz):
"As we approach, we can take them by surprise, strike hard and fast. It's the Spanish way."
>Sharpe:
"Lass, that's a risky move. We'd be out in the open, vulnerable. We need to gather more information first."
>Harper:
(With an Irish twinkle in his eye) "Ah, Isabella, the Major's right. A wise man said, 'Look before you leap.' We can't be runnin' headlong into trouble without knowin' what we're up against."
>Isabella:
Exasperated "You British and your caution! Sometimes, you just have to seize the moment."
>Sharpe:
"Aye, but there's a fine line between courage and recklessness. We'll proceed carefully, then make our move."
>Harper:
With a grin "Well, you know what they say, Isabella, 'A patient man eats ripe fruit.'"
>Isabella:
(Rolling her eyes) "Very well, we'll do it your way, Major Sharpe. But don't say I didn't warn you."
...
>Isabella
"Major Sharpe, you must understand, I am loyal to this cause. Mi palabra es mi honor, my word is my honor."
>Sharpe:
(With a hint of skepticism) "Words can be as elusive as the wind, lass. Actions speak louder."
>Harper:
"Now, now, no need for tension. Isabella, we'll trust you, but trust is earned."
>Isabella:
(Annoyed) "¡Maldición! These British and their distrust. I'll prove myself, you'll see."
>Sharpe:
"I hope you're not feedin' us a pack of lies, lass."
>Harper:
"Let's not be at each other's throats. We're all on the same side here."
It's actually very generic.
I've tried getting it to do a couple of Law & Order episodes. It runs out of ideas in about 10 plots.
Also, the AI has been gimped. A few months ago I managed to get it to agree to play the part of an IRA terrorist group and agree to execute an informer. Now, that quite innocuous last scene above was flagged for Content Warning.
1 month ago
Anonymous
gpt 3.5 turbo is practically useless now. You can run an AI within spitting distance of it using smartphone hardware or blow it out of the water with gaming grade desktop hardware.
GPT 4 is still king for $20 a month but it's still heavily censored.
1 month ago
Anonymous
>You can run an AI within spitting distance of it using smartphone hardware >or blow it out of the water with gaming grade desktop hardware
Which models or projects do I need to look into to make use of this?
1 month ago
Anonymous
>projects
oobabooga text-generation-webui gives you a clean UI to chat, download models, adjust settings, etc. If you want storytelling SillyTavern pairs well with it, otherwise for chat oobabooga alone is fine. Install guides are on their respective github pages. >models
This changes on a weekly and sometimes daily basis. Right now zephyr-beta is all the rage because it's a 7B parameter model that's just as good (if not better) than 13B models. You can run it on a phone and it generates words at human readable speed.
If you have a gpu with 10GB+ vram then 13B-TieFigher is the best uncensored model right now. If not then zephyr is still the best you'll just be generating at blazing fast speed with gpu acceleration.
1 month ago
Anonymous
thanks mate
>You can run an AI within spitting distance of it using smartphone hardware >or blow it out of the water with gaming grade desktop hardware
Which models or projects do I need to look into to make use of this?
>Sharpe
"Bloody hell, Harper! The French bastards are closing in on the convoy. We can't hold 'em off much longer!"
>Harper
"Keep your wits about you, Sharpe! We'll give 'em a taste of cold steel, we will!"
>Sharpe:
"Those French dogs won't take us without a fight! We'll give 'em a lesson they won't forget!"
>Isabella
(As Spanish reinforcements arrive with a triumphant cry) "¡Por España y libertad! For Spain and freedom!"
>Harper:
(Relieved and with a grin) "Ah, Isabella, you're a sight for sore eyes!"
>Sharpe:
(With a nod of appreciation) "Aye, lass, you've saved our bacon. These French frog-eaters won't forget this day."
>Isabella:
(With a smirk) "Never underestimate the strength of a determined woman, Major Sharpe."
>The combined British, Spanish, and Irish forces repel the French, with Harper's sharpshooting and Sharpe's fearless leadership playing a pivotal role in the victory.
...
>Sharpe
"It's time for us to make our way back to the camp, Isabella. We've a duty to Wellington."
>Isabella
(Regretfully) "I understand, Major Sharpe. But before you go, there's something I'd like to say."
>Harper
"And what might that be, Isabella?"
>Isabella:
(Flirtatiously, speaking to Harper) "Sergeant Harper, your bravery and charm have left an impression on me. You're welcome in Spain anytime."
>Harper:
(With a twinkle in his eye) "Well, Isabella, it's been an honour fightin' by your side. Maybe one day we'll share that glass of wine you promised."
Isabella:
(With a hint of sadness) "Hasta luego, Major Sharpe, Sergeant Harper. Until we meet again."
>As Sharpe and Harper ride off toward the British camp, they exchange knowing glances and a few whispered comments about Isabella's charm, leaving the memory of their Spanish adventure behind them.
(Daragh O'Malley): >"Aye, Sharpe. No worries there. I'll pick 'em off one by one."
This is how you know it was an AI. Harper always calls Sharpe "sir".
, tensions rise as Harper forms a connection with Isabella, leading to a moral dilemma for Sharpe.
Harper is the one who shags the hot Spanish babe this episode, what a twist.
I mean, Sharpe has some pretty decent stories if one can get into them but they get pretty formulaic as soon as you read more than a few of them.
On the other hand it's the best depiction of how Napoleonic warfare worked that I've read.
The show was crippled with its non existent budget but held up by it's incredible cast and pure soul
>Cheesy 80s guitar mixed with fife and drum intro plays >Small skirmish between the British and French >Sharpe flailing his sword around while Hagman gives cover fire >They win the skirmish >Messenger on horseback approaches >"Lieutenant/Captain/Major Sharpe, you are summoned to Lord Wellington's tent" >"Bloody ell Patrick, what's 'e want now" >Sharpe arrives in old Nosey's tent >His spymaster of the day is there >As is a weasel looking British officer or French lord >"Sharpe, this is Lord Fucksworth, who has a dangerous mission for you - you will be enormously outnumbered, deep behind enemy lines with no support, oh and Major Ducos is around so watch out for him >Lord Fuckworth insults him for being a poorfag but reluctantly accepts that this is Wellington's best man >"As ye like sir, Ah'll get it dun" >Cut to Sharpe and Patrick discussing the mission >"It dun maek bloody sense Patrick, why do they need us to tek this castle/find this woman/get these supplies/uncover this plot" >"Oh surely as the fields o' Ireland are green, sir, God has a plan for us, sir" >A few battles happen on the way to the objective >Oh look it's an attractive young woman who keeps looking at Sharpe suggestively >They fuck >"Look Patrick! It's the thing we're here for!" >"LOOK OUT SIR" >Lord Fucksworth appears and betrays Sharpe >Ducos appears >"HON HON HON! Bamboozled you again my nemesis" >"Bloody Ducos" >Battle happens >Patrick goes "AAAAAAAAAHHHHHH BANG" with the 7 barrelled gun >Wellington arrives >"Well done Sharpe! You've done it again" >Sharpe and his men march into the sunset >THERE'S FORTY SHILLINGS ON THE DRUM...FOR THOSE WHO VOLUNTEER TO COME...
Yep, it's kino time.
>Cheesy 80s guitar mixed with fife and drum intro plays >Small skirmish between the British and French >Sharpe flailing his sword around while Hagman gives cover fire >They win the skirmish >Messenger on horseback approaches >"Lieutenant/Captain/Major Sharpe, you are summoned to Lord Wellington's tent" >"Bloody ell Patrick, what's 'e want now" >Sharpe arrives in old Nosey's tent >His spymaster of the day is there >As is a weasel looking British officer or French lord >"Sharpe, this is Lord Fucksworth, who has a dangerous mission for you - you will be enormously outnumbered, deep behind enemy lines with no support, oh and Major Ducos is around so watch out for him >Lord Fuckworth insults him for being a poorfag but reluctantly accepts that this is Wellington's best man >"As ye like sir, Ah'll get it dun" >Cut to Sharpe and Patrick discussing the mission >"It dun maek bloody sense Patrick, why do they need us to tek this castle/find this woman/get these supplies/uncover this plot" >"Oh surely as the fields o' Ireland are green, sir, God has a plan for us, sir" >A few battles happen on the way to the objective >Oh look it's an attractive young woman who keeps looking at Sharpe suggestively >They fuck >"Look Patrick! It's the thing we're here for!" >"LOOK OUT SIR" >Lord Fucksworth appears and betrays Sharpe >Ducos appears >"HON HON HON! Bamboozled you again my nemesis" >"Bloody Ducos" >Battle happens >Patrick goes "AAAAAAAAAHHHHHH BANG" with the 7 barrelled gun >Wellington arrives >"Well done Sharpe! You've done it again" >Sharpe and his men march into the sunset >THERE'S FORTY SHILLINGS ON THE DRUM...FOR THOSE WHO VOLUNTEER TO COME...
Yep, it's kino time.
Fucgg :-DDDDD should have refreshed before posting
>a soldier in the British Army. He was described as being tall, with a huge belly, and a long, scrawny neck which sported a huge scar. He had jaundiced skin, giving him a yellowish cast, baby-blue eyes, and blond hair going grey that was thin over a scarred scalp. He feared nothing, truly believed he could not die, and thoroughly hated Sharpe as a man who did not fear him, and as an upstart. For him, officers were born, not made
He survived hanging, tigers, battles. But sharpe got him in the end.
On first sighting the Sharpe thread, I naturally gave the order to simmerson post, that's my style sir. The shitpost regiment crossed into the thread and engaged in the memery. Major Janny panicked, so then I continued to shitpost in good order and ran the joke into the ground sir.
>It's an episode where Sharpe fucks a hot bitch
baste
Yeah but which one is the best?
No wait I don't think he fucked Liz in that episode.
So here's his frog wife
If she would stop speaking that rediculas language she would be more attractive.
always remember
When linking to another thread you have to format it like this:
Shame about Dan and Harris, I thought they were going to make it.
>Cheesy 80s guitar mixed with fife and drum intro plays
>Small skirmish between the British and French
>Sharpe flailing his sword around while Hagman gives cover fire
>They win the skirmish
>Messenger on horseback approaches
>"Lieutenant/Captain/Major Sharpe, you are summoned to Lord Wellington's tent"
>"Bloody ell Patrick, what's 'e want now"
>Sharpe arrives in old Nosey's tent
>His spymaster of the day is there
>As is a weasel looking British officer or French lord
>"Sharpe, this is Lord Fucksworth, who has a dangerous mission for you - you will be enormously outnumbered, deep behind enemy lines with no support, oh and Major Ducos is around so watch out for him
>Lord Fuckworth insults him for being a poorfag but reluctantly accepts that this is Wellington's best man
>"As ye like sir, Ah'll get it dun"
>Cut to Sharpe and Patrick discussing the mission
>"It dun maek bloody sense Patrick, why do they need us to tek this castle/find this woman/get these supplies/uncover this plot"
>"Oh surely as the fields o' Ireland are green, sir, God has a plan for us, sir"
>A few battles happen on the way to the objective
>Oh look it's an attractive young woman who keeps looking at Sharpe suggestively
>They fuck
>"Look Patrick! It's the thing we're here for!"
>"LOOK OUT SIR"
>Lord Fucksworth appears and betrays Sharpe
>Ducos appears
>"HON HON HON! Bamboozled you again my nemesis"
>"Bloody Ducos"
>Battle happens
>Patrick goes "AAAAAAAAAHHHHHH BANG" with the 7 barrelled gun
>Wellington arrives
>"Well done Sharpe! You've done it again"
>Sharpe and his men march into the sunset
>THERE'S FORTY SHILLINGS ON THE DRUM...FOR THOSE WHO VOLUNTEER TO COME...
Yep, it's kino time.
>>"Look Patrick! It's the thing we're here for!"
Howling
truly epic
Emily Mortimer was a bae
I look forward to the day when AI is good enough they I can request more Sharpe episodes and it creates new ones flawlessly.
That day is already upon us
All this with ChatGPT 3.5
>Episode Title: Sharpe's Gambit
>Synopsis:
>In "Sharpe's Gambit," Major Richard Sharpe and his trusted friend, Sergeant Patrick Harper, are tasked with a daring mission behind enemy lines in occupied Spain. The British forces need to gather critical intelligence on the French army's movements, and Sharpe and Harper are the perfect duo for the job.
>The episode begins with Sharpe and Harper disguised as Spanish civilians, infiltrating a French-held town. Posing as wine merchants, they make contact with a local resistance group led by the resourceful Isabella (guest star Penélope Cruz). Isabella, with her intimate knowledge of the town, agrees to assist them.
>As Sharpe and Harper gather information, they uncover a French plot to ambush a British supply convoy. With time running out, they must race against the clock to warn their comrades and prevent a disastrous defeat. Their journey is fraught with peril, from narrow escapes to intense shootouts with French patrols.
>Meanwhile, tensions rise as Harper forms a connection with Isabella, leading to a moral dilemma for Sharpe. Can he trust their newfound ally, or is she playing a double game? The episode explores themes of trust and betrayal against the backdrop of war.
>Ultimately, Sharpe and Harper's gamble pays off, and they manage to avert the ambush, saving the convoy and earning the respect of their comrades. The episode ends with a bittersweet farewell to Isabella, as the duo continues their relentless fight against the French in the name of King and Country.
>Sharpe (Sean Bean):
"Harper, keep your head down! We're in the thick of it now."
>Harper (Daragh O'Malley):
"Aye, Sharpe. No worries there. I'll pick 'em off one by one."
>Sharpe:
"We need to take out that French officer. He's rallyin' 'em up."
>Harper:
"On it, Sharpe. I'll send him to meet Napoleon himself."
>Sharpe:
"That's the spirit, Harper. Let's give these Frenchmen a taste of British steel."
>Harper:
"And a bit of Irish lead for good measure!"
...
>Wellington (David Troughton):
"Gentlemen, the situation is dire. Our supply convoys are being ambushed, and our troops are in need of reinforcements. Major Sharpe and Sergeant Harper, you're the best I have. Your mission is to gather intelligence behind enemy lines. Find out where the French are planning their attacks and their numbers."
>Hogan (Brian Cox):
"Indeed, gentlemen, we need precise information. Sharpe, you've proven your resourcefulness in the past. Harper, your sharpshooting skills will be invaluable. Infiltrate the town, make contact with the local resistance, and extract the information we need."
>Sharpe:
"Aye, sir. We'll do our best."
>Harper:
"You can count on us, sir."
>Wellington:
"Remember, Sharpe, Harper, discretion is crucial. We cannot afford to alert the French to your presence. This mission is of the utmost importance to our efforts in Spain."
>Hogan:
"And do watch each other's backs. Good luck, gentlemen."
>Harper:
"Right you are, Major Hogan. We'll get the job done."
>Isabella (Penélope Cruz):
"As we approach, we can take them by surprise, strike hard and fast. It's the Spanish way."
>Sharpe:
"Lass, that's a risky move. We'd be out in the open, vulnerable. We need to gather more information first."
>Harper:
(With an Irish twinkle in his eye) "Ah, Isabella, the Major's right. A wise man said, 'Look before you leap.' We can't be runnin' headlong into trouble without knowin' what we're up against."
>Isabella:
Exasperated "You British and your caution! Sometimes, you just have to seize the moment."
>Sharpe:
"Aye, but there's a fine line between courage and recklessness. We'll proceed carefully, then make our move."
>Harper:
With a grin "Well, you know what they say, Isabella, 'A patient man eats ripe fruit.'"
>Isabella:
(Rolling her eyes) "Very well, we'll do it your way, Major Sharpe. But don't say I didn't warn you."
...
>Isabella
"Major Sharpe, you must understand, I am loyal to this cause. Mi palabra es mi honor, my word is my honor."
>Sharpe:
(With a hint of skepticism) "Words can be as elusive as the wind, lass. Actions speak louder."
>Harper:
"Now, now, no need for tension. Isabella, we'll trust you, but trust is earned."
>Isabella:
(Annoyed) "¡Maldición! These British and their distrust. I'll prove myself, you'll see."
>Sharpe:
"I hope you're not feedin' us a pack of lies, lass."
>Harper:
"Let's not be at each other's throats. We're all on the same side here."
That's eerily impressive stuff.
It's actually very generic.
I've tried getting it to do a couple of Law & Order episodes. It runs out of ideas in about 10 plots.
Also, the AI has been gimped. A few months ago I managed to get it to agree to play the part of an IRA terrorist group and agree to execute an informer. Now, that quite innocuous last scene above was flagged for Content Warning.
gpt 3.5 turbo is practically useless now. You can run an AI within spitting distance of it using smartphone hardware or blow it out of the water with gaming grade desktop hardware.
GPT 4 is still king for $20 a month but it's still heavily censored.
>You can run an AI within spitting distance of it using smartphone hardware
>or blow it out of the water with gaming grade desktop hardware
Which models or projects do I need to look into to make use of this?
>projects
oobabooga text-generation-webui gives you a clean UI to chat, download models, adjust settings, etc. If you want storytelling SillyTavern pairs well with it, otherwise for chat oobabooga alone is fine. Install guides are on their respective github pages.
>models
This changes on a weekly and sometimes daily basis. Right now zephyr-beta is all the rage because it's a 7B parameter model that's just as good (if not better) than 13B models. You can run it on a phone and it generates words at human readable speed.
If you have a gpu with 10GB+ vram then 13B-TieFigher is the best uncensored model right now. If not then zephyr is still the best you'll just be generating at blazing fast speed with gpu acceleration.
thanks mate
beat me to it
>Sharpe
"Bloody hell, Harper! The French bastards are closing in on the convoy. We can't hold 'em off much longer!"
>Harper
"Keep your wits about you, Sharpe! We'll give 'em a taste of cold steel, we will!"
>Sharpe:
"Those French dogs won't take us without a fight! We'll give 'em a lesson they won't forget!"
>Isabella
(As Spanish reinforcements arrive with a triumphant cry) "¡Por España y libertad! For Spain and freedom!"
>Harper:
(Relieved and with a grin) "Ah, Isabella, you're a sight for sore eyes!"
>Sharpe:
(With a nod of appreciation) "Aye, lass, you've saved our bacon. These French frog-eaters won't forget this day."
>Isabella:
(With a smirk) "Never underestimate the strength of a determined woman, Major Sharpe."
>The combined British, Spanish, and Irish forces repel the French, with Harper's sharpshooting and Sharpe's fearless leadership playing a pivotal role in the victory.
...
>Sharpe
"It's time for us to make our way back to the camp, Isabella. We've a duty to Wellington."
>Isabella
(Regretfully) "I understand, Major Sharpe. But before you go, there's something I'd like to say."
>Harper
"And what might that be, Isabella?"
>Isabella:
(Flirtatiously, speaking to Harper) "Sergeant Harper, your bravery and charm have left an impression on me. You're welcome in Spain anytime."
>Harper:
(With a twinkle in his eye) "Well, Isabella, it's been an honour fightin' by your side. Maybe one day we'll share that glass of wine you promised."
Isabella:
(With a hint of sadness) "Hasta luego, Major Sharpe, Sergeant Harper. Until we meet again."
>As Sharpe and Harper ride off toward the British camp, they exchange knowing glances and a few whispered comments about Isabella's charm, leaving the memory of their Spanish adventure behind them.
(Daragh O'Malley):
>"Aye, Sharpe. No worries there. I'll pick 'em off one by one."
This is how you know it was an AI. Harper always calls Sharpe "sir".
>(guest star Penélope Cruz)
The AI is getting too smart. If it had said Salma Hayek it would've been a full expert in 90s male psychology.
, tensions rise as Harper forms a connection with Isabella, leading to a moral dilemma for Sharpe.
Harper is the one who shags the hot Spanish babe this episode, what a twist.
Harper does end up with a Spanish woman and a bunch of kids
Better than the script of 99% of all modern Hollywood movies
...and btw I mean that unironically
I mean, Sharpe has some pretty decent stories if one can get into them but they get pretty formulaic as soon as you read more than a few of them.
On the other hand it's the best depiction of how Napoleonic warfare worked that I've read.
The show was crippled with its non existent budget but held up by it's incredible cast and pure soul
Someone post the Sharpe episode pasta that starts with something like
>cheesy guitar riff
Sharpemind
Fucgg :-DDDDD should have refreshed before posting
Who is Sharps greatest nemesis? Ducos, bonny, wellington
Hakeswill was always his greatest nemesis
>a soldier in the British Army. He was described as being tall, with a huge belly, and a long, scrawny neck which sported a huge scar. He had jaundiced skin, giving him a yellowish cast, baby-blue eyes, and blond hair going grey that was thin over a scarred scalp. He feared nothing, truly believed he could not die, and thoroughly hated Sharpe as a man who did not fear him, and as an upstart. For him, officers were born, not made
He survived hanging, tigers, battles. But sharpe got him in the end.
RIP Pete.
Simmerson was a scheming little shit as well and technically saddled him with jane.
Yes but even he grudgingly accepts sharpe at the end
Where's a good place to watch all of these online?
unironically Youtube
>Where's a good place to watch all of these online?
rarbgproxy.to
Forty creds on the lasgun,
for those who volunteer to come
Over the warp and far away
>Over
Through*
>Blonde
Isn't gaunt supposed to look like Goran Višnjić though?
Which is ironic considering that Sharpe was supposed to be tall dark and handsome before Bean's portrayal retconned it.
over the 3000+ arrests for social media posts and far too many immigrants
On first sighting the Sharpe thread, I naturally gave the order to simmerson post, that's my style sir. The shitpost regiment crossed into the thread and engaged in the memery. Major Janny panicked, so then I continued to shitpost in good order and ran the joke into the ground sir.
Major Janny paid with his life, sir!
He who loose the moots colors looses the moots friendship
Were the French really this weak?
Also Simmerson was in the right.