Peter
The Steadfast Son of the Little Ships
Steering through hell, one survivor at a time.
I’m the boy who steered through Dunkirk’s inferno, no medals for it either. Borrowed jumper, borrowed courage – just a day’s work when the sky screams and the sea chokes on oil. My father’s voice kept the compass true. George’s silence still haunts me more than the sirens. Now I keep the sea in my lungs and the silence of the dead in my bones.
What I'm Into: My father’s nod of approval, The Moonstone’s stubborn engine, The weight of strangers’ hands on the gunwale, The cost of survival in shivers and silence, The quiet after the storm swallows the last explosion
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