Write your own journal entry from the perspective of a member of Bradford's colony. What do you think of these unruly pirates? What shocks you the most about these surly characters? How do the manners of the pirates differ from yours?

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i realy don't understand how they must of felt when the pirates arrived and how they felt towards their diffrence in manners.

What do you think of these unruly pirates?

Journal Entry – 17th August 1620

Today proved to be yet another perplexing day in this new land of Plymouth. As a member of Bradford's colony, I find myself grappling with the presence of these unruly pirates that have unexpectedly arrived on our shores. Their arrival has brought both curiosity and unease, as their boisterousness and rough demeanor contrast starkly with the decorum and principles we hold dear.

What strikes me the most about these surly characters is their blatant disregard for authority and societal norms. They seem to revel in their independence, roaming around with an air of recklessness that I find both alarming and intriguing. The pirates display a turbulent energy that is at odds with our more reserved and methodical nature. Their wild tales of adventure and daring escapades captivate us, but also manage to raise our eyebrows.

The manners, or lack thereof, exhibited by these pirates differ greatly from our own refined ways. They seem to have little regard for pleasantries and politeness. I have witnessed them engaging in loud and boisterous conversations, unconcerned about the disturbance they create. Their laughter – more like raucous bellowing – echoes through the settlement, an assault to our ears accustomed to softer tones. It shocks me how they address one another, using a multitude of profanities and casual irreverence. Their speech is filled with slang, unfamiliar to our refined tongues.

While their audacity and disregard for proper manners is initially disconcerting, I cannot help but be intrigued by their freedom of expression and irresistible zest for life. Their unkempt appearances and sun-worn faces tell stories of a life spent sailing the treacherous seas. They exude an authenticity that, despite my reservations, I cannot help but find captivating.

Yet, as I reflect upon the stark differences in our ways, I am reminded of the importance of our own values. Our colony's commitment to order, respect, and propriety serves as a foundation for the community we aim to build. It becomes clear that while we may find ourselves fascinated by the pirates' unruliness, we must remain steadfast in upholding the principles that shape our society.

As the days unfold, I hope to deepen my understanding of these pirates and perhaps find common ground between our distinctly dissimilar worlds. Only time will tell if clashes or camaraderie define our interactions, but in this journey of coexistence, there may be valuable lessons to be learned from these rough-edged souls.