1. It's a locomotive engine
in there.Copy !req
2. Imagine the sound of that.Copy !req
3. Will it let us sleep,
do you think?Copy !req
4. Don't you worry.
We're gonna be so knackered,Copy !req
5. it would take this sinking
to wake us.Copy !req
6. Next in line.Copy !req
7. Good morning to you.
Have you your orders for me?Copy !req
8. Any tips, sir, for a first-timer?Copy !req
9. The advice
I'm about to give you holdsCopy !req
10. whether it's your virgin voyage
or your twentieth.Copy !req
11. Then I'm keen to hear it, sir.Copy !req
12. When the ships set sail,
be sure you're aboard.Copy !req
13. - Here you are.
- Sir.Copy !req
14. See you in a month's time
for first muster, Mr. Hickey.Copy !req
15. Next up, step forward.Copy !req
16. Some of what these men have packed is...Copy !req
17. impractical at best, Francis.Copy !req
18. If we're to make it inland
before winter,Copy !req
19. this cannot hold.Copy !req
20. It's a long march, James.Copy !req
21. There will be time
to reconsider.Copy !req
22. Things will drop away.Copy !req
23. But to ask these men to see
these bits of who they areCopy !req
24. as one more threat to them...Copy !req
25. No.Copy !req
26. Let them get
some miles behind themCopy !req
27. before we ask them to do that.Copy !req
28. But these first milesCopy !req
29. are some of the hardest miles,Copy !req
30. and we don't know yet if the
advance party made it to shore.Copy !req
31. Exactly.Copy !req
32. The first land camp
must be up by now.Copy !req
33. Maybe they'll have
Tuesday dinner...Copy !req
34. We don't even know if they made it
back to shore, Manson.Copy !req
35. We would have heard word
by now if there was an attack.Copy !req
36. Somebody would have come back.
There's almost 50 of them.Copy !req
37. It could be attacking now.Copy !req
38. If it comes, it comes.Copy !req
39. All you can do is make sure
you're not the one in its jaws.Copy !req
40. Thank you, Mr. Hickey.Copy !req
41. I hope I'm stood next to you
when it comes.Copy !req
42. You've just given me permission
for a good shove.Copy !req
43. It's been waiting for us to do
exactly what we're doing.Copy !req
44. There's no defenses out there.Copy !req
45. Fear is a choice, Billy.Copy !req
46. Ignorance is a choice.Copy !req
47. As is believing
Lieutenant FairholmeCopy !req
48. is on his way back with help.Copy !req
49. Or that these natives
are our friends.Copy !req
50. - Gently with that one, please.
- It's alright.Copy !req
51. Has Mr. Bridgens
seen you today?Copy !req
52. Aye.Copy !req
53. The mandragora
is no longer helping?Copy !req
54. I'm sorry for that.Copy !req
55. Mr. Bridgens
will increase the doseCopy !req
56. the rest of what we safely can,
or try another remedy...Copy !req
57. coca wine or a stronger tonic.Copy !req
58. These might put you in a bit of a haze,
but it could be worth it.Copy !req
59. Are these our own choices,
Cornelius,Copy !req
60. or are they being made for us?Copy !req
61. What are you asking, Billy?Copy !req
62. They also told us lemon juice
would ward off the scurvy.Copy !req
63. I heard, when it gets bad,
your gums pull back.Copy !req
64. Scars dissolve
and open back up.Copy !req
65. No, no, no, no, no.Copy !req
66. Say what's on your mind.Copy !req
67. You're among friends.Copy !req
68. Am I?Copy !req
69. We could make a go of it
for ourselves, couldn't we?Copy !req
70. A smaller group.Copy !req
71. Because 40 men are going
to be too slow on that ice,Copy !req
72. let me tell you.Copy !req
73. Well, the ice will be
slow-going regardless.Copy !req
74. But once we make land...Copy !req
75. Then it would be better to wait...Copy !req
76. until the larger groupCopy !req
77. hauls all the supplies
to solid ground.Copy !req
78. It would, yes.Copy !req
79. That gives us time, then,Copy !req
80. to think things through.Copy !req
81. I suspect there are others
who'd be friendly to this.Copy !req
82. It would be good
to find a few more.Copy !req
83. Sort the ranks out
of this in advance.Copy !req
84. We're leaving enough food
to see you through winter.Copy !req
85. Enough coal
to last that long as well.Copy !req
86. It will be enough
if all of you berth back here.Copy !req
87. A thaw may yet surprise us.Copy !req
88. If it does, sail south past
King William and hug the shore.Copy !req
89. That is what we
will be doing as well.Copy !req
90. If you make it back onto
the charts at Cape Herschel,Copy !req
91. sail east into the strait hereCopy !req
92. that cuts King William off
from the mainland.Copy !req
93. It's either landblocked or,
as I believe, open.Copy !req
94. Either way, go no further.Copy !req
95. The mouth to
Back's Fish River is just here.Copy !req
96. We will signal
from the mainland sideCopy !req
97. if we have yet to cross then
from the King William side.Copy !req
98. But if you do not see any sign
of us by September 1st,Copy !req
99. it means
we are already inland...Copy !req
100. and you should
turn around and sail hard...Copy !req
101. out and away.Copy !req
102. Any version of this,
you realize,Copy !req
103. makes you men the first
to complete the Passage.Copy !req
104. I hope it happens. I do.Copy !req
105. The sacrifice
that you men are making...Copy !req
106. deserves a great reward.Copy !req
107. You needn't
worry yourself, sir.Copy !req
108. If we're to perish,
we'd prefer to do it here,Copy !req
109. under English blankets
and smelling English coal.Copy !req
110. Not out there in that void.Copy !req
111. That's reward enough.Copy !req
112. Bid your farewells
to the others, then.Copy !req
113. Find your assigned sledge
and settle your personals.Copy !req
114. This next bit
a captain does alone.Copy !req
115. So I've heard.Copy !req
116. The men are behind you, sir.Copy !req
117. Very much behind you.Copy !req
118. Friend, mother, lover...Copy !req
119. all the things they say
a ship is to a captain...Copy !req
120. and they miss
the only thing that matters.Copy !req
121. Confessor.Copy !req
122. This ship knows everything
about me, Thomas.Copy !req
123. In '37 when George Back
wrecked it,Copy !req
124. tugged it home
across the Atlantic...Copy !req
125. she was barely afloat.Copy !req
126. No-one could believe
she'd kept herself up.Copy !req
127. She may well triumph.Copy !req
128. Give the word,
Lieutenant Irving.Copy !req
129. Forward, men!Copy !req
130. What do you report,
Mr. Hartnell?Copy !req
131. Just more spinning, sir.Copy !req
132. But we are definitely
on Lieutenant Little's tracks.Copy !req
133. I mean, they're windblown
and the ridges have shifted,Copy !req
134. but they're
definitely still intact.Copy !req
135. He's got a feeling for it,
this one.Copy !req
136. Very well.
I'll continue to rely on your eyes.Copy !req
137. Help us find our way safely,
Mr. Hartnell.Copy !req
138. Yes, sir.Copy !req
139. Right, move it on.
Move the boat.Copy !req
140. Lead them off, Lieutenant.Copy !req
141. Everyone. Including you, Mr. Hickey.Copy !req
142. Mr. Collins.Copy !req
143. Is Mr. Morfin camped near you?Copy !req
144. He's in the tent just next, sir.Copy !req
145. And how are you faring, then?
Well enough?Copy !req
146. A-Actually, I don't know
how any of us could be...Copy !req
147. "well", really,
with what's happened.Copy !req
148. Here.Copy !req
149. What's the worst of it, Collins...Copy !req
150. that you would be
willing to share?Copy !req
151. It... It might help to say it out loud.Copy !req
152. I've tried, sir.Copy !req
153. Well, you haven't tried with me.Copy !req
154. It's madness. I can't sleep.Copy !req
155. I didn't want to go
to Carnivale.Copy !req
156. I compelled myself to go.Copy !req
157. I compel myself
to do everything now.Copy !req
158. I have to try to convince myself that...Copy !req
159. there won't be any, uh...Copy !req
160. problems.Copy !req
161. And then there are.Copy !req
162. There are a lot
of problems now.Copy !req
163. In the dive helmet...Copy !req
164. it smells of grease.Copy !req
165. - Did you know that?
- No.Copy !req
166. It's a problem to be
in my job and be...Copy !req
167. Be what?Copy !req
168. Afraid of the smell of grease.Copy !req
169. I can smell it everywhere.Copy !req
170. I didn't used
to think about it at all,Copy !req
171. like the sawn wood from all the coffins
Mr. Honey's built.Copy !req
172. My father used to be
a belly builder.Copy !req
173. He made the wood parts
for pianos.Copy !req
174. I used to play in the shavings.Copy !req
175. Now I have a different
sense of that smell.Copy !req
176. And now I can't stop
smelling Carnivale.Copy !req
177. The smoke, you mean?Copy !req
178. More the meat.Copy !req
179. The boys who died...
they were cooking.Copy !req
180. Like fillets grilling.Copy !req
181. Some of them were my friends.Copy !req
182. I was screaming,
"Help them! Help them!"Copy !req
183. But my mouth went dry to wet
the second I smelled them.Copy !req
184. I couldn't stop it.
And I'm sorry for it.Copy !req
185. My nose and my stomach,Copy !req
186. they don't know horrible
from supper.Copy !req
187. But I do.Copy !req
188. I do.Copy !req
189. Captain.Copy !req
190. Come.Copy !req
191. Sorry to disturb you. Uh...Copy !req
192. The matter we discussed...
the tins, sir.Copy !req
193. What about them?Copy !req
194. The hunting parties
you proposed,Copy !req
195. might they begin now, please?Copy !req
196. Out here, on the pack?
What do you propose we'd hunt?Copy !req
197. - Seal, bear.
- It takes years for a NetsilikCopy !req
198. to learn how to hunt seal.
You know that.Copy !req
199. The men cannot continue
to eat these tins, sir.Copy !req
200. They must.Copy !req
201. For now.Copy !req
202. I know it's unhelpful to hear.Copy !req
203. Profoundly unhelpful... sir.Copy !req
204. Mr. Wall is preparing
the next round as we speak.Copy !req
205. Every tin consumed,
our situation is...Copy !req
206. The moment we set foot
on King William Island,Copy !req
207. I will commence
hunting parties.Copy !req
208. Who knows?Copy !req
209. We may get lucky
with some caribou.Copy !req
210. That you and Lieutenant Gore
found none a year agoCopy !req
211. does not mean
we can't fare better now.Copy !req
212. We share a burden, you and I.Copy !req
213. Keeping this.Copy !req
214. One line. One line.Copy !req
215. How much you want to wagerCopy !req
216. that dog's rations
are equal to ours?Copy !req
217. He's earning his keep, I reckon.Copy !req
218. Ah! Oh.Copy !req
219. I've got you, I've got you!
That's it! That's it!Copy !req
220. You shouldn't be on any watchCopy !req
221. you haven't got the bottom for,
Morfin!Copy !req
222. I'm sure he'd relieve you
of watch dutyCopy !req
223. if Mr. Goodsir knew you were...Copy !req
224. Oh, good Christ.Copy !req
225. Our sweep this morningCopy !req
226. was further out than
yesterday's dog watches,Copy !req
227. or Morfin here
would never have seen it.Copy !req
228. Can you make out who they are?Copy !req
229. Lieutenant Fairholme's
sledge party.Copy !req
230. Who else has seen this, or knows?Copy !req
231. Just us four now, sir.Copy !req
232. On pain of a full court martial,Copy !req
233. no-one is to hear of thisCopy !req
234. until such time as
Captain Fitzjames and myselfCopy !req
235. decide to share it
with the men.Copy !req
236. Yes, sir.Copy !req
237. Eighteen miles.Copy !req
238. That's all they made.Copy !req
239. Our rescue.Copy !req
240. - Halt!
- Halt!Copy !req
241. We'll have to go up
in switchbacks.Copy !req
242. We should send
a first runner groupCopy !req
243. to set the belays.Copy !req
244. But there's no telling what
the other side will give us.Copy !req
245. This here might be
the handsome face of it.Copy !req
246. And the hopeful one.Copy !req
247. You're right.Copy !req
248. I'll go first... with James.Copy !req
249. We'll sight what we sightCopy !req
250. and report.Copy !req
251. Even the flag's up.Copy !req
252. We needn't have worried,
Francis.Copy !req
253. If we have luck finding game...Copy !req
254. we can spend
several weeks here.Copy !req
255. It would be best to tamp down
every trace of illnessCopy !req
256. before continuing.Copy !req
257. It was a hard trip,Copy !req
258. even for the halest
in our party.Copy !req
259. I never want to feel ice
under my boots again.Copy !req
260. If we make it out of this...Copy !req
261. all these men deserve
medals in gold.Copy !req
262. If we make it out of this,Copy !req
263. the men deserve
every gold thing there is.Copy !req
264. Did you sight anything at all
on your trek here?Copy !req
265. We saw no signs
of the creature,Copy !req
266. if that's your question.Copy !req
267. Sir. Lieutenant.Copy !req
268. The perimeter's drawn now,
but it's not loaded.Copy !req
269. How do you mean, Sergeant?Copy !req
270. I'd like to recommend arming
some additional men in camp.Copy !req
271. Even with our camp
tightly pitched,Copy !req
272. the size of the perimeter
still concerns me.Copy !req
273. We're only eight Marines now,Copy !req
274. and it would be a help to us
to bolster our numbers, armed.Copy !req
275. Who first comes to mind?Copy !req
276. Well, I've put
some thought into it.Copy !req
277. Armitage. He's a crack shot.Copy !req
278. As is Crispe.Copy !req
279. Manson's up to it, seems to me.Copy !req
280. Teeley, Coombs.Copy !req
281. Mr. Hickey
would be a good help.Copy !req
282. We'll hold off on that.Copy !req
283. Sir, I recommend that we...Copy !req
284. It will be a waxing moon
tonight, yes?Copy !req
285. Near to full.Copy !req
286. We'll be able to see miles
in every direction.Copy !req
287. If something comes hunting us,Copy !req
288. there will be time to ring
the alarm and arm more men,Copy !req
289. even from sleep.Copy !req
290. This site was well chosen.Copy !req
291. It's going to be difficult
to surprise usCopy !req
292. on such level ground, hm?Copy !req
293. Aye, sir.Copy !req
294. We can revisit this,Copy !req
295. but for the moment,Copy !req
296. the armory is closed past arms
for Marines and officers.Copy !req
297. Aye, sir.Copy !req
298. I do understand
why he makes that request, sir.Copy !req
299. As do I.Copy !req
300. The reason is sound.Copy !req
301. Some of those names are not.Copy !req
302. I am trying.Copy !req
303. Who's that now?Copy !req
304. Somebody, help us!Copy !req
305. That doesn't promise well.Copy !req
306. There's no attack, men.
It's Morfin.Copy !req
307. He staggered out
and just collapsed, sir.Copy !req
308. What do you need, Morfin?Copy !req
309. I need you... to shoot me.Copy !req
310. Will you do it?
Will you, please?Copy !req
311. Put me down.Copy !req
312. John.Copy !req
313. My head.Copy !req
314. Cut it off.Copy !req
315. Put it with the others.Copy !req
316. No-one is going
to put you down.Copy !req
317. Private, be careful!Copy !req
318. No-one fire!
No-one fire!Copy !req
319. Mr. Morfin is in great pain.Copy !req
320. He'd like us to end it for him.Copy !req
321. Do not.Copy !req
322. Weapons down.Copy !req
323. Down.Copy !req
324. I... I have... options, Morfin.Copy !req
325. Things to try.
We discussed this.Copy !req
326. I have, uh... wine of coca, for instance.Copy !req
327. That will certainly be
a tonic for youCopy !req
328. now we're stopped and camped.Copy !req
329. John. John.Copy !req
330. If Dr. Goodsir thinks
that wine of coca will help...Copy !req
331. it's worth trying, isn't it?Copy !req
332. You'll never get back
to GainsboroughCopy !req
333. if you don't try everything.Copy !req
334. Gainsborough, yes?Copy !req
335. Where your people are.Copy !req
336. Seaman Morfin,
lower your weapon.Copy !req
337. That's an order.Copy !req
338. You're clear, Sergeant.Copy !req
339. Carry Mr. Morfin
to the stores tent.Copy !req
340. Bury him in the morning.Copy !req
341. Lieutenant Hodgson,
will you oversee it, please?Copy !req
342. Go back to your tents, men.Copy !req
343. Try to get some sleep.Copy !req
344. The night you accompanied Mr. HickeyCopy !req
345. to subdue Lady Silence...Copy !req
346. is there more to that story
than we've heard?Copy !req
347. Were others involved,
even indirectly?Copy !req
348. You have my trust,
Mr. Hartnell,Copy !req
349. but you needn't answer
if it puts you in a corner.Copy !req
350. It's not that, sir.Copy !req
351. There was a fourth man.Copy !req
352. - Sergeant Tozer?
- No, sir.Copy !req
353. Watch Mr. Armitage.Copy !req
354. We'll watch him together
if you're willing, Mr. Hartnell.Copy !req
355. - My apologies, sir.
- It's alright, Jopson.Copy !req
356. Thank you, Mr. Hartnell.Copy !req
357. - We'll speak again.
- Yes, sir.Copy !req
358. Thank you, sir.Copy !req
359. You should have fetched me
when you woke to dress, sir.Copy !req
360. I couldn't sleep.Copy !req
361. You should have fetched me
for that, too.Copy !req
362. I have the drops Dr. MacDonald
mixed for you last summer.Copy !req
363. And how does it feel, not being
fetched for drops or drawers?Copy !req
364. Miserable, sir.Copy !req
365. That is my job
you are shaving away.Copy !req
366. You should also know that, Mr. WallCopy !req
367. reports that Neptune
is missing again.Copy !req
368. He says he thinks he may
have left the gate unlocked.Copy !req
369. Well, he'll come back
when he's hungry.Copy !req
370. Sir.Copy !req
371. Uh... I need to hold
a command meeting this morningCopy !req
372. for Captain Fitzjames
and the lieutenants.Copy !req
373. I'll let you gather them.Copy !req
374. Oh, thank you very much, sir.Copy !req
375. W e have an emergency
with our tinned provisions,Copy !req
376. gentlemen.Copy !req
377. Not just rotting.Copy !req
378. Dr. Goodsir has discovered
a more insidious issue,Copy !req
379. which has been silently
undercutting all of usCopy !req
380. for years.Copy !req
381. It's how
they were manufactured.Copy !req
382. All the cans?Copy !req
383. Every single one of them?Copy !req
384. Hunting parties begin today.Copy !req
385. One south, one east.Copy !req
386. Each party will have two
officers and four mixed men.Copy !req
387. They will surely have concernsCopy !req
388. about traveling any distance
in such small numbers,Copy !req
389. but it is a risk
we urgently need to take.Copy !req
390. If we're unable
to find game, sir?Copy !req
391. Then we will proceed as we have
and keep moving south.Copy !req
392. I'll take south.Copy !req
393. Lieutenant Irving
can take east.Copy !req
394. You'll stay in camp with
Commander Fitzjames and myself.Copy !req
395. We need to start planning
the fresh-water parties.Copy !req
396. But that leaves
only three lieutenants, sir.Copy !req
397. Because it is needed,Copy !req
398. and because it is deserved,Copy !req
399. I am making a promotion
this morning.Copy !req
400. An emergency measure,
if you will...Copy !req
401. but one that is wholly sincere.Copy !req
402. To my knowledge,
this has never been done.Copy !req
403. But then... much of what we are
now doing has never been done,Copy !req
404. so... I don't want there to be
any confusion over this.Copy !req
405. Someone on this expedition
has earned our trust,Copy !req
406. respect and confidence...Copy !req
407. in a way that merits absolute
a place at this table.Copy !req
408. Well, gentlemen,Copy !req
409. we have a new lieutenant
to welcome this morning.Copy !req
410. James.Copy !req
411. Let me clarify, Jopson.
I mean a third lieutenant.Copy !req
412. There is some
modicum of protocolCopy !req
413. that must be observed,
even here.Copy !req
414. Look at your face.Copy !req
415. Well, congratulations, Jopson.Copy !req
416. - Well done.
- Thank you.Copy !req
417. - Congratulations.
- Thank you.Copy !req
418. - Good luck.
- Thank you.Copy !req
419. Did you hear about...Copy !req
420. Lieutenant Jopson?Copy !req
421. It's best if we keep
our talk low.Copy !req
422. Very well.Copy !req
423. What do you think happened
to Morfin last night?Copy !req
424. What was it?Copy !req
425. He was tired of being in pain.
It made him desperate.Copy !req
426. Because he was ill.Copy !req
427. I'll how?Copy !req
428. Scurvy.Copy !req
429. I suppose. Enough men
are showing sign of it.Copy !req
430. - It's not scurvy.
- Dr. Goodsir said...Copy !req
431. Dr. Goodsir's lying to you.
To all of us.Copy !req
432. As is the Captain.Copy !req
433. And not only about this.Copy !req
434. What happened to Morfin
is happening to all of us.Copy !req
435. And Goodsir, Crozier, know it.Copy !req
436. And it's going to keep happening,
as long as we're eating from the tins.Copy !req
437. Something in them
is making us weak and weird,Copy !req
438. building up in the body.Copy !req
439. And how do we know this?Copy !req
440. An Erebite heard Mr. GoodsirCopy !req
441. telling doctors MacDonald
and PeddieCopy !req
442. something of it at Carnivale.Copy !req
443. But no-one told you.Copy !req
444. But if that's true...Copy !req
445. what can we do about it?Copy !req
446. We've nothing else to eat.Copy !req
447. We're moving further south now.Copy !req
448. More chance
of running into game.Copy !req
449. Well, then, we'll be spared.Copy !req
450. Say we catch a ring seal.Copy !req
451. Let's say we catch three.Copy !req
452. Red meat.Copy !req
453. Fresh meat...Copy !req
454. that can get us off these tins.Copy !req
455. What happens on that day,
when you've finally got...Copy !req
456. a decent plate of meat
in front of you?Copy !req
457. Who is that?Copy !req
458. Who?Copy !req
459. It's... Lieutenant Hodgson,
it's not a man.Copy !req
460. Though it did belong to one.Copy !req
461. - What have you done?
- Just... keep listening.Copy !req
462. I know this will make sense to you.
Maybe only to you.Copy !req
463. With even this amount of meat,Copy !req
464. we could have a capital meal,Copy !req
465. right now, the three of us.Copy !req
466. We could make it last
several days.Copy !req
467. Under Crozier's plan,
we divide this... meat...Copy !req
468. into nearly 100 portions,Copy !req
469. until each of us
gets next to nothing.Copy !req
470. Even if we find game,
even bigger game than this,Copy !req
471. with the help of Crozier's...Copy !req
472. Esquimaux "friends"...Copy !req
473. it would have to be in
numbers we can all agreeCopy !req
474. are next to impossible.Copy !req
475. Crozier's plan... is bootless.Copy !req
476. And you know it.Copy !req
477. God, blind me.Copy !req
478. You've made a mistake,
Mr. Hickey.Copy !req
479. This dog was our only alarm
against the creature.Copy !req
480. It broke its front leg
on the rocks.Copy !req
481. I found it.Copy !req
482. And I put it down.Copy !req
483. I'm not asking you
to believe me about that.Copy !req
484. What are you asking me?Copy !req
485. There will be a momentCopy !req
486. when the numbers make sense
to more of the men.Copy !req
487. And when that moment comes...Copy !req
488. we need an officer...Copy !req
489. who sees things clearly.Copy !req
490. I'm not a captain.Copy !req
491. I'm not made of that.Copy !req
492. You can be whatever
you need to be now.Copy !req
493. Survival is a nasty
piece of business.Copy !req
494. But we do what we have to do.Copy !req
495. We reconfigure.Copy !req
496. We reinvent.Copy !req
497. We rearrange.Copy !req
498. Let me be your lieutenant
in a new arrangement.Copy !req
499. Let us get out, together.Copy !req
500. Let's put our hope
in our own hands.Copy !req
501. Because what I have
to tell you next...Copy !req
502. is going to stamp out most
of the hope you've been given.Copy !req
503. A mate of mine was stationed
on a ship in Baffin BayCopy !req
504. for two seasonsCopy !req
505. and said caribou doesn't have
the tallow beef does.Copy !req
506. But the taste is strong...Copy !req
507. and tastes more strongly
of what is the animal's diet.Copy !req
508. Would that be rocks here, then?Copy !req
509. The word "diet"
comes from the Greek "diaita".Copy !req
510. "A way of life."Copy !req
511. We've an hour left
before we need to return.Copy !req
512. Let's cover more ground.Copy !req
513. I'll go east with Mr. Armitage
and Mr. Pocock.Copy !req
514. Farr, Hickey, you're with me.Copy !req
515. We'll go south,
walk half an hour, then turn back.Copy !req
516. We'll meet at this spot.Copy !req
517. Lieutenant.Copy !req
518. My God!Copy !req
519. Stay here.Copy !req
520. I'll approach them alone.
We don't want to spook them.Copy !req
521. The Captain said so, didn't he?Copy !req
522. My name is...Copy !req
523. Lieutenant John Irving...
of Her Majesty's Royal Navy.Copy !req
524. John.Copy !req
525. I'm John.Copy !req
526. Koveyook.Copy !req
527. Koveyook.Copy !req
528. - Koveyook.
- Koveyook.Copy !req
529. - Koveyook.
- John.Copy !req
530. John.Copy !req
531. John.Copy !req
532. Uh...Copy !req
533. My... My friends and I...
we are...Copy !req
534. are, uh...Copy !req
535. We're looking for game.Copy !req
536. Food.Copy !req
537. Food. Food. Food, yes.Copy !req
538. Yes. Um...Copy !req
539. Thank you.Copy !req
540. Thank you.Copy !req
541. Um...Copy !req
542. Uh...Copy !req
543. You... stay here.Copy !req
544. Please. You stay.Copy !req
545. What happened?Copy !req
546. Hickey!Copy !req
547. Hickey! Hickey!Copy !req
548. Head down.Copy !req
549. Welcome aboard, Mr. Morfin.Copy !req
550. Glad to be here, sir.Copy !req
551. Thank you. Head down.Copy !req
552. I see my signature here,
but I don't...Copy !req
553. Oh, I've grown a beard.Copy !req
554. - I thought it would be smart.
- Yes.Copy !req
555. It can't hurt, where we're off to.Copy !req
556. That's what I thought.Copy !req
557. - Head down.
- This way?Copy !req
558. - Yes.
- Thank you.Copy !req
559. Yes?Copy !req
560. Cornelius Hickey,
caulker's mate.Copy !req
561. Your new home, Mr. Hickey.Copy !req
562. Once you've unpacked, check in
with Mr. Darlington, the caulker.Copy !req
563. - He's on the orlop.
- The orlop, sir, is...Copy !req
564. Is it...?Copy !req
565. - The deck just below.
- Mm-hm.Copy !req
566. Have you been on a ship before?Copy !req
567. Not like this one, sir.Copy !req
568. A change of pace, then?Copy !req
569. A change of everything, sir.Copy !req