1. Where's Minorca?Copy !req
2. Where's the Battle
of the Chesapeake?Copy !req
3. If there was a waiting room
for Sophia Cracroft,Copy !req
4. would you hang your defeats
for everyone to see?Copy !req
5. You know, it may surprise you
to hear me say this,Copy !req
6. but... it gives me
great comfort to know thatCopy !req
7. your uncle is with Francis.Copy !req
8. This afternoon,
we'll make our list.Copy !req
9. We must see everyone who's
written to us out of concern.Copy !req
10. We need to prepare the ground.Copy !req
11. There's all sorts of things
we could be organizing.Copy !req
12. Oh, and we must make
a special visit to Chester PlaceCopy !req
13. and see the Dickenses.Copy !req
14. Charles has
written to me twice.Copy !req
15. He could be our very best ally
in times to come.Copy !req
16. My dear...Copy !req
17. My dear, what is it?Copy !req
18. Oh, it's nothing.Copy !req
19. It's very wet on your cheeks
to be nothing.Copy !req
20. Oh, don't they know
we can hear them?Copy !req
21. I have made a horrible mistake,
Auntie.Copy !req
22. It's only that I have been
counting the daysCopy !req
23. since you sent your message
to the whalers in Baffin Bay.Copy !req
24. I was sure that you would have
heard word by now.Copy !req
25. Oh, yes, two replies, in factCopy !req
26. but, as yet,
no-one has seen either ship.Copy !req
27. How far north did your letters
reach, do we know?Copy !req
28. Pond Inlet, if that means
anything to you.Copy !req
29. Lady Jane had supposed
Bylot Island, in fact.Copy !req
30. I had guessed
she was being optimistic.Copy !req
31. Not by much, it turns out.Copy !req
32. My dears,
everything you can conceive ofCopy !req
33. is being considered,
but I must remind you,Copy !req
34. we've not determined there's
any official cause for alarm.Copy !req
35. We have confidence absolute
in your husband's command.Copy !req
36. Are you sure that
that's merited?Copy !req
37. All of us in this room
know thatCopy !req
38. John was not your first choice
to lead this expedition.Copy !req
39. Nor was he your second.Copy !req
40. - I don't see how that...
- Nor even your third.Copy !req
41. We all know John. He's...
as wonderful as he's fallible.Copy !req
42. I'd rather that we helped him
now and praised him later,Copy !req
43. if he has indeed got himself
frozen in somewhere.Copy !req
44. We feel that you, gentlemen,
must do more than consider.Copy !req
45. You must enact a plan now.Copy !req
46. She could not be more correct.Copy !req
47. There's no basis for a
determination of anything here.Copy !req
48. It's a bald decision,
is it not?Copy !req
49. Do we risk unnecessary
expenditure of pounds now,Copy !req
50. or of men later?Copy !req
51. Thank you, Sir John.Copy !req
52. Gentlemen, no doubt
most of you were in LondonCopy !req
53. for that light snow
that we had last month.Copy !req
54. One evening after dinner, I
stepped out into our courtyard.Copy !req
55. I was without a coat
and even a muffler...Copy !req
56. and I stood in that snow
to see how long I could bear it.Copy !req
57. Lady Jane, the ships are provisioned
for another two years...Copy !req
58. One hour and a quarterCopy !req
59. before I was desperate
to get back indoors again...Copy !req
60. but I made myself stay.Copy !req
61. And what's more,
I took off my shoesCopy !req
62. and I stood in that wet snow.Copy !req
63. Two minutes more. Two minutes,
and then I was done.Copy !req
64. Our men have been out there
in unimaginable temperaturesCopy !req
65. for more than
a million minutes.Copy !req
66. No one can convince me
that optimismCopy !req
67. or confidence is warm enough.Copy !req
68. One's sense of cold is relative
to one's experience. I would remind...Copy !req
69. I suspect that therein
lies the problem here.Copy !req
70. Most of you gentlemen
have written your memoirs.Copy !req
71. I've read them.Copy !req
72. The past tense
is a very sturdy thing.Copy !req
73. It's earned,Copy !req
74. but it does take for granted
that one has survived.Copy !req
75. Present is a different case
entirely, and soCopy !req
76. I've come here to ask you...
what is your plan?Copy !req
77. - And when will it begin?
- Lady Jane...Copy !req
78. I have many friends
on those ships, as you know.Copy !req
79. Most of us here do,
and I promise you,Copy !req
80. it occupies our thoughts
as much as it does yours.Copy !req
81. And I also promise you thatCopy !req
82. if we have not heard word
from them by 1850,Copy !req
83. I shall go and search myself.Copy !req
84. Then we will do it... imagine...
what our nation will not.Copy !req
85. Fund a ship,
is that what you mean?Copy !req
86. Compared to what your uncle
and Francis and the rest of the menCopy !req
87. must be managing
this very hour, asking our setCopy !req
88. to put down its sherries
to write checks is nothing.Copy !req
89. He needs us, Sophia.
I can feel it,Copy !req
90. as if he were with us here,
right now, asking.Copy !req
91. Sorry to interrupt, sir.Copy !req
92. Lieutenant Little is asking ifCopy !req
93. you would like to postpone
the officers' meeting.Copy !req
94. What time is it?Copy !req
95. It's a minute before four, sir.Copy !req
96. We'll proceed at five.Copy !req
97. Let them enjoy the birthday.Copy !req
98. Party's finished, sir.Copy !req
99. First dog watch
has already gone out.Copy !req
100. Do you know the headlines...
of the meeting?Copy !req
101. Me, sir?Copy !req
102. Jopson, you hear everything.Copy !req
103. Ah.Copy !req
104. Well, uh... Mr. Reid reports
that Erebus is steady,Copy !req
105. but Terror's bow
is up another nine inches.Copy !req
106. Lieutenant Little is wondering
at what pointCopy !req
107. we should begin moving Terrors
over to berth on Erebus.Copy !req
108. He says
we can take volunteers first,Copy !req
109. so as not to overtax
the flagship, sir.Copy !req
110. And Lieutenant Irving has
what sounds likeCopy !req
111. a rather pressing report
on stores.Copy !req
112. What about them?Copy !req
113. Uh... He's concerned the tinned
food is turning up spoilt, sir.Copy !req
114. There's a problem with
the solder on some of the cans.Copy !req
115. New kind of process,
apparently.Copy !req
116. You see.Copy !req
117. Have you ever thought of...Copy !req
118. becoming a newsman?Copy !req
119. - Sir...
- Oh, damn it.Copy !req
120. Check the stern. Be quick!Copy !req
121. Mr. Armitage,
what do you report?Copy !req
122. He's still breathing.Copy !req
123. - Came over the gunwale, sir.
- Oh, my God.Copy !req
124. We didn't see it till it went
back over the side.Copy !req
125. That will freeze. Move him
down below immediately.Copy !req
126. Private Hammond,
take the watch!Copy !req
127. Up!Copy !req
128. It's come
onto the ship, Edward.Copy !req
129. It's got Strong!
William Strong, sir.Copy !req
130. It took him. We heard someone
yelling for help out on the iceCopy !req
131. and then we realized
Strong was missing.Copy !req
132. Go below, get 30 men into slops
as quick as you can.Copy !req
133. Have Mr. Armitage open up
the armory. Shotguns to half.Copy !req
134. Sir!Copy !req
135. Maybe it wants us
to follow it, sir.Copy !req
136. Captain, may I c-come?Copy !req
137. - No ship's boys.
- Sir, please.Copy !req
138. You'll be with me.Copy !req
139. Is Strong a mate of yours?Copy !req
140. He's a brick to us boys, sir.Copy !req
141. Your muffler, Evans,
pull it up.Copy !req
142. You won't even feel
your nose go.Copy !req
143. Evans! Come on up!Copy !req
144. Evans!Copy !req
145. Evans!Copy !req
146. The last of the year.Copy !req
147. It feels like an omen.Copy !req
148. As I climbed the ridge,
I was thinking it.Copy !req
149. I could see the pattern,Copy !req
150. but I couldn't credit an animal
with having that kind of...Copy !req
151. You're saying a bear
staged a misdirection?Copy !req
152. I'm saying I ordered
that we split up into pairsCopy !req
153. to cover more ground, I did...Copy !req
154. and then I left him.Copy !req
155. I only took him with me
because he was scared.Copy !req
156. With all you're shouldering,
perhaps you should...Copy !req
157. you should curb that for now.Copy !req
158. Does one not bring
one's habits to Terror?Copy !req
159. Pardon?Copy !req
160. Forget it.Copy !req
161. Don't let it bother you.Copy !req
162. It's not as if we're going
anywhere, is it?Copy !req
163. You're in command.Copy !req
164. Of what?Copy !req
165. You realize thatCopy !req
166. the discovery of the Passage
is beyond us now.Copy !req
167. - It'll be left for someone...
- You don't know that.Copy !req
168. If the ships are still afloat
come spring,Copy !req
169. we will have to retreat
to open water and rescue.Copy !req
170. Even with
Lieutenant Fairholme's help,Copy !req
171. should you return in time,
we are not provisionedCopy !req
172. - to speculate even a day...
- Why are you here, Francis?Copy !req
173. You've never believed in
this cause.Copy !req
174. Now...
no one was ordered to this.Copy !req
175. We volunteered.
You volunteered.Copy !req
176. I was, in fact, ordered.Copy !req
177. By whom? Not by the Admiralty.
You were never Barrow's choice.Copy !req
178. "Keep Sir John safe...
and ensure his judgment."Copy !req
179. Those were my orders.Copy !req
180. It's what she asked me to do.Copy !req
181. Lady Jane?Copy !req
182. No.Copy !req
183. I don't owe her a bloody thing.Copy !req
184. Sophia.Copy !req
185. - Miss Cracroft?
- Mm.Copy !req
186. Miss Cracroft who rejected you,
twice as I heard it?Copy !req
187. You discussed this?Copy !req
188. Yes.Copy !req
189. Sir John discussed it with me.Copy !req
190. Well, he...Copy !req
191. Actually, he regretted
how it had happened.Copy !req
192. Francis...
he was burdened by it.Copy !req
193. Burdened by the thought of
a third attempt, no doubt.Copy !req
194. That's why you're here.Copy !req
195. - Good Christ, Francis!
- Ohh...Copy !req
196. Keep your pity.Copy !req
197. You're gonna need
all the pity you have...Copy !req
198. for what's coming.Copy !req
199. Somehow it seems
he is not failing from this injury.Copy !req
200. Then let's proceed without delay
in cauterizing the edges of it.Copy !req
201. Or are we still
in disagreement there?Copy !req
202. We can stop the bleeding,
at least.Copy !req
203. No, he's yours.
Do as you will.Copy !req
204. But he lives by the minute,
if you ask me.Copy !req
205. I see no reason
to keep you both any longer.Copy !req
206. - We can do from here.
- I'd like to watch,Copy !req
207. if I might, to learn.Copy !req
208. All right. Would you heat up
the cauters, please?Copy !req
209. Do you have any sealing wax?Copy !req
210. - For letters, you mean?
- We can affix the eyes.Copy !req
211. In that cupboard there.Copy !req
212. It's a pudding, basically.Copy !req
213. I would have said,
"cathedral"...Copy !req
214. but I suppose
it depends on the man.Copy !req
215. Everybody is so staggeredCopy !req
216. that he's hanging in there
like that.Copy !req
217. He's a Royal Marine.Copy !req
218. Now, what the bloody hell
do people think that means?Copy !req
219. 'Ey? No man here knows but us.Copy !req
220. Now, we did not ask to be here.Copy !req
221. Do we harp on about it? No.Copy !req
222. We get no bonus pay,Copy !req
223. yet we step up to tangle
with that thing on the ice,Copy !req
224. first in line
and the first cut down.Copy !req
225. Corporal Hedges!
Private Daly! Mr. Hickey!Copy !req
226. Mr. Wilson! Seaman Crispe!
And Seaman Walker!Copy !req
227. Next bell's your watch!Copy !req
228. - Look out for yourself.
- Oh, I will.Copy !req
229. Who's that?Copy !req
230. Crispe, get below!
Alert command now!Copy !req
231. The Eskimo Girl.Copy !req
232. They said you spotted her camp
from the last sledge party.Copy !req
233. - What of it?
- Tell me where you found it.Copy !req
234. Exactly where you found it.Copy !req
235. It's two men, sir.Copy !req
236. Bottom half is Thomas Evans...Copy !req
237. I know who it is.Copy !req
238. Despite how
sharp this line of separation,Copy !req
239. this was not done with a blade.Copy !req
240. This was a single claw.Copy !req
241. They're not mad swipes, either.Copy !req
242. Whatever did that...
made the first cut,Copy !req
243. then made a second
directly above it...Copy !req
244. and then a third
until it was through.Copy !req
245. Someone... Someone using
a claw, then, as an instrument?Copy !req
246. There's more strength in those
cuts than a man could muscle, sir.Copy !req
247. There's the matter
of the prints also, sir.Copy !req
248. We found the creature's track
circling Terror. No others.Copy !req
249. - No Esquimaux boots?
- Only Navy issue,Copy !req
250. and none near the stern.Copy !req
251. Not a man. Not a bear.Copy !req
252. Then, what?Copy !req
253. Perhaps it would not
be a mystery toCopy !req
254. - the indigenous people here.
- Indeed.Copy !req
255. If only there was one
we could ask.Copy !req
256. That Eski girl's been camped
near us for five months,Copy !req
257. and we have
no understanding as to why.Copy !req
258. I agree with James.Copy !req
259. We should bring her here...
and, to the degreeCopy !req
260. that Dr. MacDonald,
Mr. Blanky, and myself are able,Copy !req
261. question her.Copy !req
262. Prepare a party to find her
in the morning.Copy !req
263. - Yes, sir.
- The Morning? Enough is enough.Copy !req
264. The bear came when she came,
and by most accounts,Copy !req
265. these people are covetous,
treacherous, cruel...Copy !req
266. I've ordered her found, James.Copy !req
267. - It's what I can do for now.
- That we cannotCopy !req
268. discern a connection between
the girl and this thingCopy !req
269. does not mean there isn't one.Copy !req
270. I'm not sending men out
into a squall! Not tonight.Copy !req
271. They're exhausted.Copy !req
272. We're all exhausted.Copy !req
273. Gentlemen,
do without me for a moment.Copy !req
274. I have no intention
of becoming a captain's wife.Copy !req
275. I've seen that life,
and it's not one I aspire to.Copy !req
276. I'd make you happy.Copy !req
277. - I do make you happy.
- You do...Copy !req
278. but your station does not.Copy !req
279. As unkind as that may seem now,Copy !req
280. it will spare you
my resentment later.Copy !req
281. I know with you I can be plain.Copy !req
282. With me, you've never hesitated
to be plain.Copy !req
283. When you're not here,
it's because you are gone for yearsCopy !req
284. in the world's
most perilous of corners.Copy !req
285. When you are here, you're on 14
shillings Royal Navy half-payCopy !req
286. and mourning every second
on dry land.Copy !req
287. False.Copy !req
288. There's nowhere in the world
I'd rather be than here now.Copy !req
289. I have seen your rooms.Copy !req
290. You haven't been on a ship
in nearly a year...Copy !req
291. but in your dresser of ten
drawers, you use only two.Copy !req
292. Why?Copy !req
293. Habit.Copy !req
294. Does one not bring
his habits to marriage?Copy !req
295. I will use as many drawers
as you require.Copy !req
296. I will not always be a captain.Copy !req
297. You are Irish.
You're middle-bred.Copy !req
298. The Church of England
gives you hives.Copy !req
299. You have no ear
or taste for politics...Copy !req
300. The Admiralty will not
refuse me a third time.Copy !req
301. They will give me
a full command.Copy !req
302. And will it be south again,
or north,Copy !req
303. this command of yours?Copy !req
304. In whichever direction
leads the altar, Miss Cracroft.Copy !req
305. Though I expect
it will be north.Copy !req
306. There's talk again of trying
to find the Passage.Copy !req
307. I will never understand
this mania for the Passage.Copy !req
308. To go thousands of miles
to a place that wants you dead.Copy !req
309. I will go to sea once more
as a first and be knighted for it,Copy !req
310. then I will retire
to live out my years with you.Copy !req
311. - That will not happen.
- It must.Copy !req
312. Nothing else will do.Copy !req
313. Well, then,Copy !req
314. this will be the great tragedy
of your life, Francis.Copy !req
315. Dearest, you should dress.
Your uncle is already down.Copy !req
316. Mr. Hickey is now missing.Copy !req
317. - Missing?
- And possibly two of the seamen.Copy !req
318. What is going on?Copy !req
319. Get the captain!Copy !req
320. Make way! Make way!Copy !req
321. If it wasn't for us
being downwind of them,Copy !req
322. that would've been it
for us too.Copy !req
323. Do it, then.
Cut her in half as well.Copy !req
324. Listen, we brought her here
to be questioned by the captain.Copy !req
325. Now, let us go down!Copy !req
326. Everyone on their knees
right now!Copy !req
327. On your knees!Copy !req
328. There'll be no violence
towards this womanCopy !req
329. without charges brought
and well proved.Copy !req
330. I will not tolerate hysteria.Copy !req
331. Marines at attention.Copy !req
332. Anyone who even looks like
they're consideringCopy !req
333. ignoring that order,
arrest them!Copy !req
334. Who's responsible for this?Copy !req
335. - Who is responsible for this?
- I am, sir.Copy !req
336. Captain Fitzjames
and Mr. Blanky will escortCopy !req
337. the Eskimo Woman to the Erebus,Copy !req
338. where she will be made
comfortable and safe.Copy !req
339. Till further order.Copy !req
340. The three of you will be
questioned below immediately.Copy !req
341. The rest of the men
will disperseCopy !req
342. to holystone the lower deck.Copy !req
343. That is not all for tonight,Copy !req
344. but that is all for now.Copy !req
345. Dismiss.Copy !req
346. Come on.Copy !req
347. Hartnell here was
the first to top the ridgeCopy !req
348. closest to the girl's camp.Copy !req
349. He ducked back down
immediately.Copy !req
350. He gestured us to be still.Copy !req
351. I climbed past him and looked.Copy !req
352. Now, we were about 200 yards away
from the girl's snow house.Copy !req
353. That's when I saw
it was there too.Copy !req
354. The wind was blowing
the snow in our eyes.Copy !req
355. For a moment, I thought the girl
had built two snow houses,Copy !req
356. but then the thing sat up.Copy !req
357. And can you
speak to its size?Copy !req
358. Three times the height
of any bear we've seen...Copy !req
359. with a different set
to its head...Copy !req
360. its eyes...Copy !req
361. You saw its eyes, Mr. Hickey?Copy !req
362. The girl was stood nose-to-nose
with it, just about.Copy !req
363. You could see its breathCopy !req
364. blowing the seal fur
on her hood.Copy !req
365. And she had her hands out,
like so.Copy !req
366. Like some kind of...Copy !req
367. spell, or something.Copy !req
368. I watched
to see what she meant to do,Copy !req
369. - but it spooked and ran off.
- Really?Copy !req
370. - Something spooked it?
- Yeah, it wasn't us that did.Copy !req
371. It was when the girl
tried speaking to it.Copy !req
372. So I figured she was telling it...Copy !req
373. You were told not to speculate.Copy !req
374. I thought you should be the oneCopy !req
375. deciding what happens next,
not her.Copy !req
376. Now, I know
it wasn't by the book,Copy !req
377. but I figured we would lose
our chance to grab herCopy !req
378. if we didn't act.Copy !req
379. Which is why I got Mr. Manson
and Mr. Hartnell to go along.Copy !req
380. And what of the bear's eyes?Copy !req
381. When it spooked and run,Copy !req
382. it looked in our direction.Copy !req
383. It looked at me, sir.Copy !req
384. Right at me.Copy !req
385. But it didn't rush me.Copy !req
386. It went south.Copy !req
387. Captain Crozier,
there's something I wanna say,Copy !req
388. but I hardly dare
speak the words.Copy !req
389. - Speak the words, Mr. Hickey.
- Well...Copy !req
390. of all I know in this world...
and of this world...Copy !req
391. I tell you, I...Copy !req
392. I do not believe
it is an animal we battle.Copy !req
393. Yes, Mr. Hickey.Copy !req
394. We know.Copy !req
395. The three of you had no orders
to leave your posts,Copy !req
396. or the ship...
or to subdue the Netsilik girl.Copy !req
397. You have, therefore,
committed several actsCopy !req
398. desertion, dereliction of duty,Copy !req
399. insubordination, brutality,
disrespect...Copy !req
400. I really have my pick here,
don't I?Copy !req
401. - Disrespect to who, sir?
- Be silent, Mr. Hickey.Copy !req
402. 12 lashes for each of you...Copy !req
403. to be delivered before
the ship's companyCopy !req
404. by Mr. Johnson as soon as
he's finished tying a new cat.Copy !req
405. In addition, you'll be
permanently on six-water.Copy !req
406. And, though you will not be
dis-rated, you will haveCopy !req
407. general duty owing
until I see fit to lift it.Copy !req
408. What do you say, gentlemen?Copy !req
409. - Yes, sir.
- Sir, a full court martialCopy !req
410. is technically required
when a ship is lost.Copy !req
411. Bring me a chart and I'll show
you exactly where we are.Copy !req
412. - Disrespect to who, sir?
- To the girl.Copy !req
413. And now to me.Copy !req
414. But she directs it. You should
be prosecuting her,Copy !req
415. - not us who brought her...
- 20 for him.Copy !req
416. I mean, I might
have just ended this thing, sir.Copy !req
417. She's had it kill one lieuten...Copy !req
418. - 30, then.
- A Marine, Sir John...Copy !req
419. I mean, whose name do you think's
on that witch's tongue next?Copy !req
420. I just saved your life!Copy !req
421. Lieutenant Little...
tell Mr. JohnsonCopy !req
422. that Mr. Hickey will be
punished as a boy.Copy !req
423. All hands assemble
for punishment!Copy !req
424. All hands assemble!Copy !req
425. - Will it hurt?
- Yes, Manson,Copy !req
426. very much.Copy !req
427. That's the point.Copy !req
428. For the crimes
of insubordination...Copy !req
429. neglect of duty,
disrespect, brutality,Copy !req
430. kidnapping, and dirtiness...Copy !req
431. Petty Officer
Cornelius HickeyCopy !req
432. will be flogged 30 lashes...
as a boy.Copy !req
433. Again.Copy !req
434. Again.Copy !req
435. Again!Copy !req
436. The Terror may be at risk, men.Copy !req
437. She sits on a pressure ridge
which is becoming precarious.Copy !req
438. Any crew who would
like to berth on ErebusCopy !req
439. until the situation
has resolved may do so.Copy !req
440. Those of you who remain aboard
will be permittedCopy !req
441. to trade up a quarter
of your rations for extra grog.Copy !req
442. That is all.Copy !req
443. You settle yourself, lad.Copy !req
444. We need to clean and salt you,
then we'll dress these wounds.Copy !req
445. Has the pain traveled at all?Copy !req
446. No, sir, it's just stuck here.Copy !req
447. Well, at least you're spared it
being day-bright outside.Copy !req
448. If you are still awake
when this dries out,Copy !req
449. Mr. Goodsir
will give you another one.Copy !req
450. He'll give you a shot of
Mandragora as well.Copy !req
451. I think you'll be sleeping like
Endymion within the hour.Copy !req
452. And I am mixing up
my Latin and my Greek,Copy !req
453. Mr. Morfin, which means
it is past my bedtime.Copy !req
454. - Dr. Stanley.
- Sir.Copy !req
455. I will brief the officers
in the morning,Copy !req
456. but there's been
an incident on Terror.Copy !req
457. - Men were lashed.
- We are...Copy !req
458. We're billeting the Esquimaux
girl here for now.Copy !req
459. When you're finished, will you
see that she's fine and fed?Copy !req
460. Of course, sir.Copy !req
461. Is there anything
that you need?Copy !req
462. Sleep.Copy !req
463. Good night, sir.Copy !req
464. Well, much as
I'd thrill at the notion ofCopy !req
465. feeding biscuits and soup
to an Eski,Copy !req
466. I turn that task to you,
Mr. Goodsir.Copy !req
467. I know you dream
of such things.Copy !req
468. I hope the Terror lads
are all right.Copy !req
469. Have you ever...
been lashed, sir?Copy !req
470. No.Copy !req
471. Good Lord, Morfin!Copy !req
472. Have you?Copy !req
473. Only once, sir.Copy !req
474. For what infraction?Copy !req
475. Well, what do you think, sir?Copy !req
476. Drink it all.Copy !req
477. Ah!Copy !req
478. Just, uh...Copy !req
479. Just a moment please, Morfin...Copy !req
480. What is it, John?Copy !req
481. I'm very tired.Copy !req
482. I apologize, sir.Copy !req
483. Lieutenant Little
wanted me to seeCopy !req
484. if you needed anything more.Copy !req
485. And to tell you
he took a poll of the men,Copy !req
486. to see which of them
volunteers to billet on ErebusCopy !req
487. until Terror's situation
is resolved.Copy !req
488. All but ten, sir.Copy !req
489. I was expecting
Corporal PatersonCopy !req
490. or one of the Marines, sir.Copy !req
491. Captain Fitzjames
wanted an officer here.Copy !req
492. For the first night.Copy !req
493. What do you need, Mr. Goodsir?Copy !req
494. I, uh...Copy !req
495. That's a meal as good asCopy !req
496. you'd get at the Ladies
Grill Room at the Holborn...Copy !req
497. in, in London, where we live.Copy !req
498. Food.Copy !req
499. Dinner, in fact.Copy !req
500. Goodsir.Copy !req
501. Harry Goodsir.Copy !req
502. I... I heard what happened
to you tonight from Mr. Blanky.Copy !req
503. I... I'm sorry... for all of it.Copy !req
504. He told me your language
is called Inuktitut...Copy !req
505. and this region here
is called Nunavut.Copy !req
506. "Inuktitut" and "Nunavut".
I like those words very much.Copy !req
507. I'd like to learn more.Copy !req
508. I don't know what's
happening here, I truly don't.Copy !req
509. This is...
This is not how Englishmen act.Copy !req
510. I... I... I don't recognize
this behavior.Copy !req
511. You must wonder
what we're doing hereCopy !req
512. in your part of the world.Copy !req
513. Um...Copy !req
514. We are from England.Copy !req
515. Nunavut. England.Copy !req
516. Very far away.Copy !req
517. We've come here to find a way
through to China and India.Copy !req
518. Uh... a victory for the Empire,
it would be, to find a way.Copy !req
519. A passage.Copy !req
520. A northwest passage.Copy !req
521. For our economy.Copy !req
522. For trade.Copy !req
523. Goodsir.Copy !req