Spiderson/Irondad & Avengers One Shots

Guns And Ships

Song of the Chapter is... Guns And Ships by Lafayette, George Washington, and Hamilton Ensemble

%%%%%%%% Don't Worry, I'll Do A Very Short Recap, But I Am Skipping The Story Of Tonight And Schuyler Sisters, and Farmer Refuted (Don't Hate Though, They Were Amazing) %%%%%%%

Basically, the four new friends were gathered in the bar and drunkenly cheering at the thought of fighting in the war and how there will be more joining the revolution soon enough. The Schuyler Sisters were also formally introduced by name and their family story was explained (Though arguably, there were some facts that Lin-Manuel fixed to help the storyline more enticing). Their song was also about woman empowerment and how the two oldest sisters helped fight for woman rights and made history among women (Though they were pretty much forgotten, oops. JK). We all know what Farmer Refuted was, but basically, Hamilton gave into partial peer pressure and debated with a scrawny English man presenting Free Thoughts on the Proceedings of the Continental Congress. Burr was obviously annoyed with the disturbance and now we have the King's song. George III strutted onto the stage with his robe trailing behind him and edges loosely in his grasps. The music began to play slowly as he continued to strut casually down the center of the stage and looked as though he were posing for potential pictures before he stood in the center and glanced around the crowd with unblinking eyes; something the portrayer struggled with for the first couple of weeks and complained about to anyone and everyone.

"You say

The price of my love's not a price that you're willing to pay

You cry

In your tea which you hurl in the sea when you see me go by

Why so sad?

Remember we made an arrangement when you went away

Now you're making me mad

Remember, despite our estrangement, I'm your man

You'll be back, soon you'll see

You'll remember you belong to me

You'll be back, time will tell

You'll remember that I served you well

Oceans rise, empires fall

We have seen each other through it all

And when push comes to shove

I will send a fully armed battalion to remind you of my love!" The entire verse was sung with eyes wide open and only his body rising with his breaths. His eyes only glanced away from the top right when he finished the last line and began the chorus.

"Da da da dat da dat da da da da ya da

Da da dat dat da ya da!

Da da da dat da dat da da da da ya da

Da da dat dat da...

You say our love is draining and you can't go on

You'll be the one complaining when I am gone...

And no, don't change the subject

'Cause you're my favorite subject

My sweet, submissive subject