Samuel Bellamy | Gemini Chosen One

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✧ Versatile
✧ Communicative
✧ Eloquent
✧ Lively

Negatives (At Least 3):
✦ Nervous
✦ Cunning
✦ Inquisitive

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Parents: Stephen Bellamy (Deceased/Father), Elizabeth Bellamy (Deceased/Mother)
Siblings: Peter Bellamy (Deceased/Brother), Michael Bellamy (Deceased/Brother), Johnathan Bellamy (Deceased/Brother), Ruth Bellamy (Deceased/Sister), Mary Bellamy (Deceased/Sister)
Other Family: Paul Bellamy (Deceased/Uncle)
Important Others: N/A
History:

Samuel was use to being the youngest for a while, go figure right? He was the last child born of Stephen and Elizabeth Bellamy. His birth wasn't celebrated for long, as his mother died soon after and left their father to raise the children on his own. Stephen became a very detached and estranged man. It was the eldest two siblings; Peter and Ruth who took on the heavy burdens of taking care of the family. Peter took on work wherever he could get it and Ruth stayed at home doing the cleaning and cooking duties that was expected of women back in this time. Ruth taught Mary what to do, and the two girls took on the house duties. Not much was expected of Samuel, as he was the youngest and was babied by most of the family. It was his brother Michael who became jealous of how Samuel was treated and would occasionally pick on him. It was when Samuel was only six years old that he twisted Michael's arm behind his back and successfully pinned his older and bigger brother against a wall. It terrified Michael so much that he wouldn't mess with his youngest brother anymore, and he wouldn't dare speak word of what happened in fear of being ridiculed.

Hittisleigh, in Devon England wasn't a place that Samuel hated persay, but he always wanted to venture the world and get out of his small village. After speaking with his father, he learned of his family who lived in Cape Cod. The way his father spoke of the place interested him so much and he decided that he would go off to find his family who resigned there. His father asked of him to deliver a message to his uncle, that Elizabeth had died as it had been over sixteen years since he had last spoke with his brother. Samuel promised his father that he would find his uncle and deliver the message, and wished his family farewell as he went on his journey to Cape Cod.

The young teenage man, aged only sixteen, found his uncle upon arriving to Cape Cod and delivered the message that was asked of him. His Uncle was a lot different compared to his father, which surprised him. Not only in how they acted and spoke, but how they looked as well. Samuel was shocked to meet a man with dark blonde shaggy hair and blue eyes, when his father had dark hair. As did all of his siblings. While his stay with his Uncle, Samuel met a beautiful young lady known as Goody Hallett — the "Witch of Wellfleet". Samuel fell in love with the beautiful witch and wanted to wed her, however her parents had already arranged a marriage for her and another man. Upon speaking with her parents, to persuade them into letting him marry their daughter, they laughed and took a liking to him but didn't think a poor self-confident sailor was husband material.

And just like that, Goody was marrying a different man. He decided to leave Cape Cod with a group of men to seek the vast treasures on the Florida coast from the Spanish wreck of the 1715 Treasure Fleet; in hopes of gaining wealth and then returning and taking his love away.

After Samuel left, Goody was found to be pregnant with his baby. She had to hide, finding herself in someone's barn while she tried to take care of the baby in secrecy; her family and husband angered. One day when Goody went to forge for food, she left the baby in the barn for warmth and when she returned it had choked on straw. Her husband had found her and sneaked into the barn where he killed the baby and then left quickly to inform the authorities. As Goody came across the baby, she was found and arrested for it's murder. Her sentence was relatively short, but she was exiled from the town. After leaving the town, it's unknown whatever happened to her but it was believed she died as no trace of her was ever found again.

When Samuel gained word of all that happened, he broke down in grief. He had not only lost the woman he loved but he also lost his infant child. With the treasure hunting not turning up with anything and all of the grief Samuel was in he joined piracy; becoming one of the crew of pirates captain Benjamin Hornigold commanded, alongside his first mate who would be better known today as Blackbeard. In the summer of 1716, the crew became irritated by Hornigold's unwillingness to attack ships of England, his home country. By a majority vote of the crew, Hornigold was deposed as captain of the Mary Anne and left the vessel with his loyal followers, including Blackbeard. The remaining 90-man crew then elected Bellamy as captain.

Upon capturing a second ship, the Sultana, it was made into a galley, and with approval of the crew, Samuel assigned his friend Palsgrave Williams as its commander. However, his greatest capture was to come in the spring of 1717, when he spotted the Whydah Gally sailing through the Windward Passage between Hispaniola and Cuba. Built in England in 1715 as a state-of-the-art, 300-ton, 102-foot-long (31 m) English slave ship with 18 guns (cannons), and with speeds of up to 13 knots, the Whydah was on its maiden voyage in 1716 and had just finished the second (Africa to Caribbean) leg of the Atlantic slave trade, loaded with a fortune in gold, indigo, Jesuit's bark, ivory and other precious trade goods from the sale of 312 slaves. Bellamy chased the Whydah for three days before getting close enough to fire. After a single shot, Captain Lawrence Prince surrendered the Whydah by lowering its flag. True to his reputation for generosity, Samuel rewarded Prince's lack of resistance by trading the Sultana for the Whydah. Removing the captain's quarters and upgrading the ship to 28 guns, he then turned his new flagship northwards along the eastern coast of the Carolinas and on to New England.

Just two months after acquiring the Whydah, as she and the Marianne approached Cape Cod, Williams told Samuel that he wished to visit his family in Rhode Island, and the two agreed to meet up again near Maine. However they never did meet up again as the Whydah was swept up in a violent storm off Cape Cod at midnight, and was driven onto the sand bar shoals from the coast of what is now Wellfleet, Massachusetts.

One hundred and three bodies were known to have washed ashore and were buried by the town coroner, leaving 41 bodies unaccounted for. The Mary Anne was also wrecked that night several miles south of the Whydah, leaving seven more survivors. All nine survivors from the two ships were captured and prosecuted for piracy in Boston, and six were hanged in October 1717 (King George's pardon of all pirates, issued the previous month in September, having arrived in Boston three weeks too late). Two were set free, the court believing their testimony that they had been forced into piracy. The last, a Native American from the Miskito tribe in Central America, John Julian, is believed to have been sold into slavery to John Quincy, the grandfather of U.S. President John Quincy Adams.

However, Samuel happened to survive somehow and washed up onto land... And that's when he met Jack. The man told him that he had tracked him down to who he was, and Samuel believed he met his reputation as a pirate but it turned out that wasn't the case. The man told him that he was special like him, that he was able to create large storms that could destroy villages and wreck ships. Jack told him that he was the one responsible for the storm that destroyed his ship and killed his men and that he knew Samuel also had special abilities. Angered, Samuel lashed out and attacked the man. Jack laughed as Samuel began to beat on him, and that's when it began to rain. Jack rose to his feet, staring into Black Sam's eyes and told him that they were something special, and that they were suppose to do something amazing but he didn't know what.

Samuel thought the man was mad and pulled out his pistol, shooting Jack and killing him then and there. After killing him, Samuel wasn't sure what to go on with doing. His ships were gone, his men were gone, his wealth... It was all gone. Samuel decided to lay low and travel. He saw many things and experienced everything he believed life had to offer. He had relations with both men and women, he ate every kind of food there was, he was just a drifter. Moving from life to life, looking for his purpose. Even after hundreds of years, he's still just that; a drifter.




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