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Basic Story:
Billy gets fed up with always being considered a child by the other pirates, so he leaves to Jolly Rodger to endure his " First Spiritual Journey" to prove that he is a man. More details can be found here: [link]

this was an alternate version i did of PP_Finding My Roots, but was unsure whether or not to post it.

I figured, there was no way they'd let Billy get a real tattoo in the show, but how could they stay true to the tattoo-covered Bill Jukes from the book? Answer? HENNA TATTOOS!

Check it:
While he's on his own, Billy stumbles upon some plants that his mother had taught him about and manages to make a type of henna paste. He then draws abuncha symbols on himself, hoping to look like the warriors in his mother's stories. The paste was made from Neverland plants, though, so the stains last much longer then normal henna tattoos(which last up to 6 weeks.)

Most of the symbols are actually Atlantean:
+"flowers" on shoulders - Demolitionist/Flamemaster
+ boxes on chest/knees - Mechanic/"Repairer" (One fixes machines and/or the other political problems)
+ star on stomach - the symbols of a dedicated explorer whose wit can get others through tough scrapes
+ 2 dips & 1 dot on right cheek - these marks are given for through determination, bravery, and a sharpness of the mind

the other symbols really have no meaning, as I just tried to make them look like bones

Description
Basic Story:
Billy gets fed up with always being considered a child by the other pirates, so he leaves to Jolly Rodger to endure his " First Spiritual Journey" to prove that he is a man. More details can be found here: [link]

this was an alternate version i did of PP_Finding My Roots, but was unsure whether or not to post it.

I figured, there was no way they'd let Billy get a real tattoo in the show, but how could they stay true to the tattoo-covered Bill Jukes from the book? Answer? HENNA TATTOOS!

Check it:
While he's on his own, Billy stumbles upon some plants that his mother had taught him about and manages to make a type of henna paste. He then draws abuncha symbols on himself, hoping to look like the warriors in his mother's stories. The paste was made from Neverland plants, though, so the stains last much longer then normal henna tattoos(which last up to 6 weeks.)

Most of the symbols are actually Atlantean:
+"flowers" on shoulders - Demolitionist/Flamemaster
+ boxes on chest/knees - Mechanic/"Repairer" (One fixes machines and/or the other political problems)
+ star on stomach - the symbols of a dedicated explorer whose wit can get others through tough scrapes
+ 2 dips & 1 dot on right cheek - these marks are given for through determination, bravery, and a sharpness of the mind

the other symbols really have no meaning, as I just tried to make them look like bones