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7. (Adventure musCopy !req
8. (Adventure musicCopy !req
9. It all started when I
met Thompson and ThomsonCopy !req
10. at the local market.Copy !req
11. A little Sunday shopping?Copy !req
12. Actually we're here on a case.Copy !req
13. We've been assigned to
catch that pesky pickpocket!Copy !req
14. Then I saw it.Copy !req
15. A beautiful model ship!Copy !req
16. Would you take 20 dollars?Copy !req
17. How much is that ship?Copy !req
18. Sorry, sir, I just sold it.Copy !req
19. How much for the ship?Copy !req
20. What about 50?Copy !req
21. I'll raise it to 60!Copy !req
22. Seventy!Copy !req
23. No!Copy !req
24. I don't want to sell, gentlemen!Copy !req
25. I couldn't understand
what the big fuss was all about.Copy !req
26. Snowy!Copy !req
27. Oh, no!Copy !req
28. It's broken!Copy !req
29. It seemed this little
model was hiding a big secretCopy !req
30. but apparently somebody else
knew about the secret and wasCopy !req
31. willing to go to any length to
unravel its mystery.Copy !req
32. They had taken the model but
missed the real object ofCopy !req
33. their search: the parchment.Copy !req
34. "Forty-two...Copy !req
35. zero...Copy !req
36. one..."The Eagle's
Cross." How mysterious!Copy !req
37. I suspected Mr. SakharineCopy !req
38. had stolen my model.Copy !req
39. Aha!Copy !req
40. Just as I thought!Copy !req
41. I've had this model
for over ten years!Copy !req
42. Two identical models?Copy !req
43. What next?Copy !req
44. Sir Francis Haddock!Copy !req
45. He looks exactly like you!Copy !req
46. Take a closer look at this ship!Copy !req
47. It's just
like the model!Copy !req
48. I found this chest in
my attic last night and you'llCopy !req
49. never guess what was in it!Copy !req
50. Look!Copy !req
51. Sir Haddock's journal!Copy !req
52. Yes!Copy !req
53. And listen to this!Copy !req
54. Captain Haddock told me
the story about his ancestor,Copy !req
55. Sir Francis Haddock, who sailed
His Majesty's ship, The Unicorn.Copy !req
56. The journal describes one
fateful voyageCopy !req
57. when The Unicorn came face to
face with pirates.Copy !req
58. They were lead by the most
feared pirate of all time...Copy !req
59. I am Red Rackham!Copy !req
60. And I am Sir Francis Haddock!Copy !req
61. While Red Rackham
gloated over hisCopy !req
62. treasure, Sir Francis tried toCopy !req
63. remain calm in the face of
death, but he was determined notCopy !req
64. to go without a fight.Copy !req
65. The final confrontation
was at hand.Copy !req
66. Prepare to die, Sir Francis!Copy !req
67. The crew was unawareCopy !req
68. of the life and death struggle
below.Copy !req
69. It was the end of Red Rackham.Copy !req
70. May Heaven forgive
your wicked soul!Copy !req
71. Years later,
Sir Francis wrote a messageCopy !req
72. to his three sons.Copy !req
73. He left each a model
of The Unicorn.Copy !req
74. He said they should move the
mast and the truthCopy !req
75. would be complete.Copy !req
76. And that's where
the journal ends.Copy !req
77. That's it!Copy !req
78. Red Rackham's treasure!Copy !req
79. The maps for Red Rackham's
treasure areCopy !req
80. hidden in the masts!Copy !req
81. I'm going to be rich!Copy !req
82. Keep the noise down!Copy !req
83. Ahoy there, laddie!Copy !req
84. And the top of the
morning to you!Copy !req
85. Go on home, you old sea dog,
and let decent people sleep!Copy !req
86. Come on, Captain, let's go!Copy !req
87. Blue blistering
barnacles, what a grouch!Copy !req
88. We've got to get
to Mr. Sakharine's.Copy !req
89. He's anxious to see if the
parchment in his modelCopy !req
90. matches the one I found.Copy !req
91. It could bring us one step
closer to the treasure!Copy !req
92. Thundering typhoons!Copy !req
93. Oh, dear.Copy !req
94. Sorry, young man.Copy !req
95. I wasn't paying attention.Copy !req
96. No problem, sir.Copy !req
97. Good day, gentlemen.Copy !req
98. Here we are.Copy !req
99. Help!Copy !req
100. What is it?Copy !req
101. What's wrong?Copy !req
102. Mr. Sakharine's
been m-m-murdered!Copy !req
103. Help!Copy !req
104. Murdered?Copy !req
105. Ten thousand
thundering typhoons!Copy !req
106. Is he...Copy !req
107. He's still alive!Copy !req
108. Look!Copy !req
109. Another Unicorn!Copy !req
110. And the mast is broken.Copy !req
111. Someone stole the parchment!Copy !req
112. But that means...Copy !req
113. Holy thunderous thunderclouds!Copy !req
114. Someone else is
after the treasure!Copy !req
115. Hmmm...Copy !req
116. Police!Copy !req
117. No one move!Copy !req
118. Thomson and Thompson!Copy !req
119. Be advised that anything you say
can and will be used againstCopy !req
120. you in a court of law!Copy !req
121. Ah, here's the victim.Copy !req
122. To be precise:
the victim is here.Copy !req
123. Where there's a victim
there's usually a culprit.Copy !req
124. And usually quite close.Copy !req
125. Aha!Copy !req
126. What?Copy !req
127. Why you miserable earthworms!Copy !req
128. Sycophantic sea gherkins!Copy !req
129. Black beetles!Copy !req
130. Sea lice!Copy !req
131. Accuse me, would you?Copy !req
132. Crab apples!Copy !req
133. No, Captain!Copy !req
134. Stop!Copy !req
135. Ectomorphs!Copy !req
136. Put 'em up, troglodytes!Copy !req
137. Captain!Copy !req
138. Calm yourself, Captain.Copy !req
139. It was only an experiment.Copy !req
140. What did you say, you goosecap?Copy !req
141. Well, uh...Copy !req
142. You see, Captain, if you really
were the culprit then obviouslyCopy !req
143. you'd be worried.Copy !req
144. Obviously!Copy !req
145. Therefore, you
must be innocent.Copy !req
146. Quite right!Copy !req
147. Indeed!Copy !req
148. No hard feelings.Copy !req
149. Get out of my sight,
you miserable nappy.Copy !req
150. What?Copy !req
151. He's gone!Copy !req
152. Can you tell us what happened,
Mr. Sakharine?Copy !req
153. A man came by with some
antique engravings.Copy !req
154. I was examining them when
something covered my nose...Copy !req
155. I don't remember any more.Copy !req
156. Chloroform!Copy !req
157. Mr. Sakharine, this
is very important.Copy !req
158. Could you describe
the man for us?Copy !req
159. Well, he had black
hair and a moustache...Copy !req
160. and I was sure I'd
seen him before.Copy !req
161. How much for the model?Copy !req
162. How much for the model?Copy !req
163. The man from the market!Copy !req
164. Yes!Copy !req
165. Yes!Copy !req
166. It was him!Copy !req
167. Get some rest, Mr. Sakharine.Copy !req
168. Don't worry, we'll find him.Copy !req
169. Obviously that man stole the
parchment, detectives.Copy !req
170. I'll show you mine so
you know what to look for.Copy !req
171. My wallet's gone!Copy !req
172. Gone?Copy !req
173. What do you mean, gone?Copy !req
174. That's my treasure
we're talking about!Copy !req
175. Someone must have stolen it.Copy !req
176. One can't be too careful
with that pickpocket around!Copy !req
177. Take a tip from us.Copy !req
178. Try to steal my wallet.Copy !req
179. Go ahead, try.Copy !req
180. There you go!Copy !req
181. Simple but effective!Copy !req
182. An elastic band!Copy !req
183. Stop this tomfoolery, Tintin!Copy !req
184. What are we going to do?Copy !req
185. Our treasure...Copy !req
186. It's gone!Copy !req
187. Poor Captain Haddock.Copy !req
188. He seemed quite upset.Copy !req
189. Indeed...Copy !req
190. Ah, here's our tram.Copy !req
191. My wallet!Copy !req
192. Stop, thief!Copy !req
193. Stop!Copy !req
194. Police!Copy !req
195. Got you!Copy !req
196. Thanks for
finding my wallet, detectives.Copy !req
197. You're welcome!Copy !req
198. I trust nothing is missing.Copy !req
199. You trust right, detective.Copy !req
200. Congratulations on solving
our case so quickly.Copy !req
201. Ah, well, not quite.Copy !req
202. See, we caught the
thief's coat...Copy !req
203. But the thief wasn't in it.Copy !req
204. Hmm...Copy !req
205. Look!Copy !req
206. A dry cleaner's tag!Copy !req
207. So, if we find the
dry cleaners...Copy !req
208. We'll have our thief!Copy !req
209. Easy, Snowy!Copy !req
210. Captain Haddock, that's him!Copy !req
211. The man from the market.Copy !req
212. Why that no good...Copy !req
213. Wait!Copy !req
214. Let's see what he wants!Copy !req
215. Mr. Tintin, my name is Barnaby.Copy !req
216. I must talk with you,
but we're not safe here!Copy !req
217. Let's go inside.Copy !req
218. After you...Copy !req
219. Get down!Copy !req
220. Bandits!Copy !req
221. Scoundrels!Copy !req
222. Gangsters!Copy !req
223. Someone call an ambulance!Copy !req
224. Careful...
they'll... kill you, too...Copy !req
225. Who?Copy !req
226. Who did this?Copy !req
227. M-m-my...Copy !req
228. Sparrows?Copy !req
229. Sparrows?Copy !req
230. What's taking the
captain so long?Copy !req
231. Delivery man: Mr. Tintin?Copy !req
232. First floor.Copy !req
233. And where are the police?Copy !req
234. Need any help?Copy !req
235. Captain?Copy !req
236. Captain? I—Copy !req
237. Oh, I thought...Copy !req
238. Delivery for Mr. Tintin.Copy !req
239. Delivery? For me?Copy !req
240. But I didn't order anything.Copy !req
241. This is the address we have.Copy !req
242. But, surely there
must be a mistake.Copy !req
243. Would you mind
if I checked that order form?Copy !req
244. Hey!Copy !req
245. What's with Snowy?Copy !req
246. Blistering barnacles!Copy !req
247. (SCopy !req
248. (SofCopy !req
249. (SoftCopy !req
250. (Soft muCopy !req
251. (Soft musiCopy !req
252. What, what happened?Copy !req
253. Where am I?Copy !req
254. What have I got myself into now?Copy !req
255. Ah, you're awake.Copy !req
256. Who's that?Copy !req
257. Come on out, wherever you are!Copy !req
258. Go to the door, Tintin.Copy !req
259. Check the column.Copy !req
260. There's an intercom.Copy !req
261. Who are you?
And what do you want?Copy !req
262. I want my parchments back.Copy !req
263. Parchments?
But I only have one parchment!Copy !req
264. Correction, you have none.Copy !req
265. You'll see I took the liberty
of removing your wallet earlier.Copy !req
266. Thief! It's mine!
Give it back!Copy !req
267. I'm not playing games, Tintin!Copy !req
268. I want the other
two parchments!Copy !req
269. But I'm telling you
I don't know where they are!Copy !req
270. You've got two hours!Copy !req
271. Think it over.Copy !req
272. If you're smart,
you'll have some answers.Copy !req
273. Listen to me!Copy !req
274. Wait!Copy !req
275. Well, this is just great!Copy !req
276. There's got to be
something I can do.Copy !req
277. Hmm... Bingo!Copy !req
278. Got it!Copy !req
279. Heave!Copy !req
280. Heave!Copy !req
281. Heave!Copy !req
282. Phew!Copy !req
283. That was heavy!Copy !req
284. What was that?Copy !req
285. Tintin!Copy !req
286. Confound it!Copy !req
287. Wait till I get
my hands on him!Copy !req
288. It works!
Yahoo!Copy !req
289. Wow! Look at this!Copy !req
290. I think I've just discovered
a hidden storage room!Copy !req
291. Stop or I'll shoot!Copy !req
292. He's getting away!Copy !req
293. Come on!Copy !req
294. We'll get him!
There's no way out!Copy !req
295. That suit of armor moved!Copy !req
296. There he is!Copy !req
297. Uh-oh!Copy !req
298. We've got him now!Copy !req
299. Man 2:
There he goes!Copy !req
300. Hmm...Copy !req
301. Another unicorn!Copy !req
302. Mr. M. and G. Bird.Copy !req
303. Birds. Sparrows!
Now it makes sense!Copy !req
304. Hello?Copy !req
305. - Captain, it's me!
- Man 3: And who are you?Copy !req
306. Tintin, where are you?
What's going on?Copy !req
307. Uh, me? I'm Tintin.Copy !req
308. Uh, Mr. Bird's
new secretary!Copy !req
309. Oh.
Sorry, Mr. Tintin.Copy !req
310. Nestor,
there's a thief in the house!Copy !req
311. Don't let him
contact his accomplices!Copy !req
312. Captain, I'm at
Marlinspike Hall!Copy !req
313. I need your help!Copy !req
314. Marlinspike Hall!Copy !req
315. Captain, are you there?Copy !req
316. Nestor!Copy !req
317. Oh, my head.Copy !req
318. Where's Tintin?Copy !req
319. There he is!Copy !req
320. Where'd he go?Copy !req
321. Quick! The woods!Copy !req
322. Got him!Copy !req
323. I've got him!Copy !req
324. Well, Mr. Tintin!Copy !req
325. We've wasted enough time.Copy !req
326. Let's go!Copy !req
327. Snowy!Copy !req
328. Good boy, Snowy!Copy !req
329. You saved my life!Copy !req
330. Tintin?Copy !req
331. Blistering barnacles!Copy !req
332. Why those two
scurvy landlubbers!Copy !req
333. I'll have them flayed!
I'll skin them alive!Copy !req
334. - I'll—
- Captain! Captain, I'm fine!Copy !req
335. Thanks to Snowy.Copy !req
336. But I'm telling you,
I'm innocent!Copy !req
337. He's the guilty party!Copy !req
338. Tell it to the judge,
you jellyfish swine!Copy !req
339. It's okay, Captain.Copy !req
340. He's telling the truth.Copy !req
341. He thinks his
employers are legitimate.Copy !req
342. In that caseCopy !req
343. We inform you
that you're under arrest.Copy !req
344. Mr. Barnaby survived
your shootingCopy !req
345. and has given
us a complete statement.Copy !req
346. Barnaby's alive?Copy !req
347. Shut up! It's a trick!Copy !req
348. I assure you
it's not a trick, sir.Copy !req
349. What are we
going to do, Max?Copy !req
350. We're going to shut up!Copy !req
351. Why don't you
tell us the truth?Copy !req
352. The judge will
take it under considerationCopy !req
353. and you might
get a lighter sentence.Copy !req
354. It all started when we found
a model of The Unicorn.Copy !req
355. Shut up!Copy !req
356. No, you shut up!Copy !req
357. And then you found the hidden
parchment?Copy !req
358. Yes.Copy !req
359. We realized it was
part of a treasure map,Copy !req
360. but we needed
the other two parts.Copy !req
361. That's why we hired Barnaby.Copy !req
362. To find the other ships,Copy !req
363. mine and Mr. Sakharine's.Copy !req
364. We told him
to steal the parchmentsCopy !req
365. but then he said
he was gonna tell youCopy !req
366. unless we paid him more.Copy !req
367. So you shot him!Copy !req
368. You miserable earth worm!Copy !req
369. I'm not sure I understand.Copy !req
370. Why did you kidnap me if Barnaby
had the parchments?Copy !req
371. Because I stole
the parchments from himCopy !req
372. and then you stole them from me!Copy !req
373. Now give me my wallet back,
Tintin!Copy !req
374. But I didn't steal your
wallet...Copy !req
375. The pickpocket!Copy !req
376. Oh, we can help you with that.Copy !req
377. You can?Copy !req
378. We've tracked down
the pickpocket!Copy !req
379. Mr. Silk,
you're under arrest.Copy !req
380. For pick pocketing
and thievery.Copy !req
381. Me? A thief?
Aristide Silk?Copy !req
382. How can you substantiate
such an accusation, sirs?Copy !req
383. We tracked you down
through your dry cleaners.Copy !req
384. No point in denying it.Copy !req
385. But I assure you, gentlemen,Copy !req
386. my intentions are honourable!Copy !req
387. I appeal to you as
a retired officialCopy !req
388. who upholds the law!Copy !req
389. Eureka!Copy !req
390. I've found the wallets
and the parchments!Copy !req
391. Let me show you to the door,
gentlemen!Copy !req
392. Well, obviously you made
a mistake, Thompson.Copy !req
393. No.Copy !req
394. Obviously you made
a mistake, Thomson.Copy !req
395. Mr. Silk made the mistake, gentlemen.Copy !req
396. He has an unusual hobby.Copy !req
397. Ask him to show
you his wallet collection.Copy !req
398. "For 'tis from the light that
light will dawn..."Copy !req
399. It's,
it's latitude and longitude!Copy !req
400. 10,000 typhoons!Copy !req
401. It's where The Unicorn sank!Copy !req
402. This means
we're going to be rich!Copy !req
403. Yahoo!Copy !req