She tried not to flinch while hearing his footsteps towards her, she didn't want to show him how scared she truly was about the situation. It was hard enough to make him believe her being held captive for whatever his reason  was more of an annoyance than anything else. She knew that if he continued to move closer to her she would be nothing more that what he would expect from her even if she tried to keep a rebellious attitude towards him and his actions.  She bit back her snarky reply to his order and complied lifting both her arms up so he could slide the dress over her head, she also didn't trust her voice to hold the sarcastic bite she had earlier when she was getting her sea legs.<br/><br/>Once the dress was over her head and covering her she felt herself relax a bit feeling safer now that she was fully dressed. Though not by much she thought as she looked down at the revealing top. A shiver ran down her body feeling her kidnappers fingers brushing against her skin as he fixed the straps.  "Are you telling me you disapprove of my choice Pirate?" she asked, happy that her voice didn't come out as shaky as she felt as she was pushed up against the wall pinned in place both by how close he was to her and by her own growing fear.  "You hold about as much of my trust as any stranger I might cross," she said forcing herself to look him in the eyes as he spoke to her.  "You already hold me captive on your ship Pirate, you have no need for further threats. Besides I am sure I hold the price of your anger from when you took me" Phoenix said mindlessly bringing her hand up to her throat rubbing it as she remembered the hours before when he choked her until passing out. "Is that hope meaning I am free to walk around on deck?" she asked as he walked out on deck without answering her.<br/><br/>It took her a moment to gather her courage before following him out of the cabin. He had taken the wheel when she emerged from the cabin with her head held high, as she walked out onto the deck fighting the urge to run to the sides and look at the undulating water underneath the vessel. The want to watch the water was such a strong instinct it was hard to ignore.