"A Loving Night"

"A Loving Night" is the nineteenth sequence in a fictionalized serial called, "Titanic: A Lion's Story: The Series," written by CynWann, and a part of the 40th act in it entitled, "The Reunion."

 

The Scene
Jack, trying to get over the death of Magdalene Capwell; after he attempted to save her life when she had a horrible case of tuberculosis, is relieved of his duties in the slave mining quarters so he can recuperate for a few months. Days later, he and Neko return home to Alex's cabin. Rose, seeing him for the first time in so long, faints and cries in his arms.

In a spare bedroom Alex and Star have left for them, Jack has a long pep talk with Rose about what happened. It soon leads to them telling each other how much suffering they've gone through, but then, after a minute of embracing, Rose asks Jack to make love to her, and they do that night for the first time after their separation. The next morning, Rose and Jack resume lovemaking and engage in pillow talk, so overjoyed to be back together again. Jack tells Rose after all they have been through, he is so happy to be with her. The scene ends with the two kissing passionately once more as they hold each other tenderly.

About this Scene

 * This scene marks the second time Jack and Rose engage in pillow talk. The first time they do so is in Titanic: A Lion's Story: The Final Chapter.
 * Neko the Mouse, Tommy Ryan and Fabrizio De Rossi are seen once in this act.

 
 * Christian Edwards and Elena Park were supposed to be recurring characters in the series, but they were cut out and Alexander Theiessen and Star Richards were put in to become allies to the main characters.