1. Have you decided
how candid we're to be?Copy !req
2. My thought
was to avoidCopy !req
3. any mention of the creature.Copy !req
4. In trying to warn good people,
we'd only excite foolish ones.Copy !req
5. Can you imagine the bounty
the Admiralty would placeCopy !req
6. on a creature like ours?Copy !req
7. I'd happily live in a worldCopy !req
8. with a few less
foolish people in it.Copy !req
9. Mm.Copy !req
10. Every whaling ship in
Baffin Bay would head this way...Copy !req
11. led by grubbing captains,
but with good men in their crews.Copy !req
12. We can't risk that.Copy !req
13. Our creature, you say?Copy !req
14. Whether we've earned him
or not.Copy !req
15. Well, you've decided
it's a "he", then.Copy !req
16. It is most definitely a "he".Copy !req
17. Graham died that very day.Copy !req
18. It's in the muscles.Copy !req
19. I'm tired all the time,
no matter what the hour.Copy !req
20. And I'm bleeding out of
the sockets of my teeth now.Copy !req
21. Have you contended
with it ever?Copy !req
22. No.Copy !req
23. And now?Copy !req
24. I can't be certain.Copy !req
25. To think these few miles
were an effort.Copy !req
26. You know, after the war...Copy !req
27. I asked permission
to walk home to LondonCopy !req
28. from Nanking,
through Tibet and Russia.Copy !req
29. I wanted to try my hand
at being an overland spy.Copy !req
30. I was the best walker
in the service.Copy !req
31. I told Sir John Barrow that
once without blushing.Copy !req
32. I was quick to want the world
rid of its fools an hour ago.Copy !req
33. I forget sometimes how much
an exemplar I am among them.Copy !req
34. That's not how I see you.Copy !req
35. Francis, do you know how I was
appointed to this expedition?Copy !req
36. I saved Sir John Barrow's son
from a scandal...Copy !req
37. by chance, in Singapore.Copy !req
38. I paid... to have a very base
matter settledCopy !req
39. that would have blackened
the Barrows' nameCopy !req
40. and the Admiralty's
by association.Copy !req
41. As soon as I returned to London
I was promoted to Commander.Copy !req
42. And when the Admiralty
announcedCopy !req
43. that there would be another
attempt at the Passage...Copy !req
44. Well,
I only had to say the word.Copy !req
45. That only makes you a man.Copy !req
46. Does it?Copy !req
47. What you describe is a surplus
of political luck. Hmm?Copy !req
48. Not a dearth of courage.Copy !req
49. I'm a fake, brother.Copy !req
50. I challenge any biographer
to tally up your acts of valorCopy !req
51. and then call you a fake.Copy !req
52. Francis...Copy !req
53. a man like me... will do
amazing things to be seen.Copy !req
54. My... My father...Copy !req
55. My father was...
a ridiculous man.Copy !req
56. Ruined himself with debts.Copy !req
57. He was a consul general
in BrazilCopy !req
58. and... he and his wife would mixCopy !req
59. with all the wealthy Portuguese
families in exile there.Copy !req
60. My mother...Copy !req
61. was probably from
one of those families.Copy !req
62. I was never told more.Copy !req
63. I was born out of an affair.Copy !req
64. My father's cousins had to find
people to raise me.Copy !req
65. My name...Copy !req
66. even my name was made up
for my baptism.Copy !req
67. James... Fitzjames.Copy !req
68. Like a bad pun.Copy !req
69. I'm not even fully English.Copy !req
70. I didn't know any of that.Copy !req
71. I've never said it
out loud before now.Copy !req
72. I always felt I deserved more.Copy !req
73. So I went to sea, aged 12,
and I began to build myselfCopy !req
74. a great... gilded life...Copy !req
75. that didn't humiliate me
to live.Copy !req
76. So all of those storiesCopy !req
77. you would have my biographer
tally as courage...Copy !req
78. it's all vanity.Copy !req
79. Always has been.Copy !req
80. And we are at the end
of vanity.Copy !req
81. Then you are free. Hmm?Copy !req
82. Mine your courage
from a different lode now.Copy !req
83. Friendship.Copy !req
84. Brotherhood.Copy !req
85. Are we brothers, Francis?Copy !req
86. I would like that very much.Copy !req
87. The Marines are running.Copy !req
88. - Attacked? For what reason?
- Apparently,Copy !req
89. as soon as they sighted
Lt. Irving and Mr. Farr,Copy !req
90. they set upon them.
With knives.Copy !req
91. They were already at the sled
by the time we reached the hillCopy !req
92. with Mr. Hickey,
who'd alerted us.Copy !req
93. How many Netsilik were killed?Copy !req
94. Five.Copy !req
95. Who shot them?Copy !req
96. I shot two. Mr. Armitage two.Copy !req
97. Mr. Pocock one.Copy !req
98. One more escaped on foot.Copy !req
99. And that's why the Marines
are preparing...Copy !req
100. for a Netsilik retribution.Copy !req
101. What evidence did you
observe, when you arrived,Copy !req
102. that an attack on our men
had taken place?Copy !req
103. I saw what they'd done, sir.Copy !req
104. When you first set eyes
on the Esquimaux,Copy !req
105. were their weapons drawn,
blood on their persons?Copy !req
106. Sir, Lt. Irving
and Mr. Farr's bodiesCopy !req
107. were put through somethingCopy !req
108. I can't even find
English words for.Copy !req
109. I didn't look for confirmation
of somethingCopy !req
110. that can only have been done
by savage men.Copy !req
111. I ordered our counter-attack.Copy !req
112. They had some of Lt. Irving's
personal belongingsCopy !req
113. already on their sled, sir.Copy !req
114. Captain, do I have
your permissionCopy !req
115. to assist the Marines
in getting a perimeter set up,Copy !req
116. with additional guns and men?Copy !req
117. And it was Mr. Hickey
who saw the attack happen?Copy !req
118. From a distance, yes.Copy !req
119. He saw Lt. Irving murdered
and ran to retrieve us.Copy !req
120. He was unarmed and...
and too far to help Mr. Farr.Copy !req
121. Only he saw it?Copy !req
122. Yes, sir.Copy !req
123. Shall I fetch him here
to give his own account?Copy !req
124. I want to see the bodies.Copy !req
125. Find Lady Silence.
Bring her here.Copy !req
126. The rocks
were painted with it.Copy !req
127. And Lt. Irving...
lying in that way...Copy !req
128. no longer a man.Copy !req
129. These people will not be
our friends, boys.Copy !req
130. They'll be our murderers,
if we don't change course now.Copy !req
131. Sergeant Tozer told me
he heard Dr. MacDonald sayCopy !req
132. Netsiliks settle in groups
of 20 to 50 families.Copy !req
133. What's that? Maybe... 100 bravesCopy !req
134. could be heading
for this camp as we speak.Copy !req
135. I'm not a decent shot
personally, but if I was...Copy !req
136. Mr. Hickey. The Captain's
asked to speak with you.Copy !req
137. I was just coming to see him,
Jopson.Copy !req
138. We need to speak immediately.Copy !req
139. Don't also forget your
overthings, Mr. Hickey.Copy !req
140. You're gonna need them.Copy !req
141. You're going back.Copy !req
142. Dr. Goodsir and Lady Silence
can join us.Copy !req
143. They may be able to discern
something I cannot.Copy !req
144. Anyone else?Copy !req
145. Sir.Copy !req
146. It'll limber me upCopy !req
147. for the next 800 miles
you're making me walk.Copy !req
148. Pardon my asking again, sir,Copy !req
149. but are we supplementing
the Marines or not?Copy !req
150. They want to build a proper
perimeter, with or without us.Copy !req
151. They are us, Edward.
Remind them.Copy !req
152. Give Sergeant Tozer as many
pairs of eyes as he wants.Copy !req
153. But as long as the fog holds off,Copy !req
154. have the armory tent
prepare fast kits.Copy !req
155. - But don't arm additional men.
- Yes, but...Copy !req
156. Do you not remember flogging men
on this expedition for sedition?Copy !req
157. Francis... you should set off.Copy !req
158. The forenoon watch
has already begun.Copy !req
159. Lieutenant, keep the men readyCopy !req
160. in case Mr. Hickey
is telling the truth.Copy !req
161. But calm... in case he's not.Copy !req
162. Mr. Des Voeux, as you were.Copy !req
163. I'll be back by afternoon watch
if you need more volunteers, Sergeant.Copy !req
164. Today may be the day.Copy !req
165. Guns.Copy !req
166. You should trade
your work glovesCopy !req
167. for full mittens for a while,
if you can tolerate that.Copy !req
168. I've a weaker salve that I can give you
that you can put on all day underneath.Copy !req
169. - Are you cold, Mr. Collins?
- I'm all right.Copy !req
170. Just... let that sit
for a few minutes,Copy !req
171. and I'll be back to wipe away
the excess.Copy !req
172. Is Dr. Goodsir here?Copy !req
173. Are we to be overrun,
do you think?Copy !req
174. From the reaction
of our captains,Copy !req
175. my sense tells me we will not.Copy !req
176. Fear tells me something else.Copy !req
177. We have too much fear, John.Copy !req
178. Apart from the headaches,
and your teeth,Copy !req
179. have you noticed anything else?Copy !req
180. Bruises, mainly.
I've been getting themCopy !req
181. where I don't remember
knocking into anything.Copy !req
182. But they don't hurt.Copy !req
183. Have you got one
you can show me?Copy !req
184. Be with you in a moment,
Mr. Collins.Copy !req
185. How many of these
would you say you have then?Copy !req
186. More than a dozen?Copy !req
187. Henry...Copy !req
188. I want you to mind
what I tell you.Copy !req
189. It's not quick, this, and you
can turn it around in a day.Copy !req
190. It's the first signs, this.
It's early days for you.Copy !req
191. And Captain Crozier wouldn't
be sending out hunting partiesCopy !req
192. if he didn't think
it was worth doing.Copy !req
193. No. No, he wouldn't.Copy !req
194. Now, I'm here.
Dr. Goodsir's here.Copy !req
195. And you can come back
when he's returnedCopy !req
196. and he can reassure you anew.Copy !req
197. The Esquimaux ran off
in which direction, Mr. Hickey?Copy !req
198. Thomas...Copy !req
199. Gentlemen.Copy !req
200. Mr. Hickey...Copy !req
201. could you show me
where Lt. IrvingCopy !req
202. and Mr. Farr were killed,
please?Copy !req
203. Come on. Come on.Copy !req
204. If I was them,Copy !req
205. I'd be back behind those raised
bars to the south a mile out,Copy !req
206. waiting for this to get
just a bit worse.Copy !req
207. If we're gonna be cut down
today,Copy !req
208. I'd be grateful for a shotgun.Copy !req
209. I want a fighting chanceCopy !req
210. of killing at least as many
of them as kill me.Copy !req
211. You've heard things, then?
Out in the fog, have you?Copy !req
212. - Not as yet.
- Yes.Copy !req
213. I have, sir.Copy !req
214. I almost rang the alarm
just now.Copy !req
215. You've only just arrived.Copy !req
216. Shales, sliding around
as if underfoot.Copy !req
217. A whistle, maybe,
quarter-of-a-mile out possibly.Copy !req
218. It's hard to tell in this fog.
We just have our ears now.Copy !req
219. Out there.Copy !req
220. That way.Copy !req
221. You heard that whistle,
too, then?Copy !req
222. There it is again, Sergeant.Copy !req
223. Damn it all.Copy !req
224. You know what I'm asking.Copy !req
225. And I know it's unfair
to even pose the questionCopy !req
226. to another officer,
and one who wasn't there.Copy !req
227. All we have are our instincts
and training.Copy !req
228. If both told you to proceed
with what you ordered...Copy !req
229. then be easy with yourself.Copy !req
230. My mother's cousin
had a relationCopy !req
231. who married a Texas man.Copy !req
232. She moved to a territory town
there called Victoria in '38.Copy !req
233. One morning they woke up
to 600 ComanchesCopy !req
234. screaming through their gates.
They had no warning.Copy !req
235. From what my cousin was told,Copy !req
236. this good lady managed to get
all but one of her childrenCopy !req
237. under the house
before they seized her.Copy !req
238. A Ranger found her in a tree
six days later,Copy !req
239. with her skirts torn offCopy !req
240. and her head cleaved open to
the stem. That town was burned,Copy !req
241. as were several more
over the next week.Copy !req
242. They never found the other child.
They kill children, you realize.Copy !req
243. Find Commander Fitzjames
and send him to the armory. Immediately!Copy !req
244. Make way. Move your backs.Copy !req
245. Everyone stand still!Copy !req
246. - Where's Commander Fitzjames?
- Haven't seen him, sir.Copy !req
247. Then it was not he
who made this order.Copy !req
248. There was no order, sir.Copy !req
249. An attack is being staged right
now using that fog as cover.Copy !req
250. My men can hear it.Copy !req
251. And you allowed this?Copy !req
252. Without knowing their numbersCopy !req
253. and having no familiarity
with their tactics,Copy !req
254. our gun power
is our only advantage.Copy !req
255. This camp has no cover
whatsoever.Copy !req
256. Who knows if the Eski girl's
been sending them signalsCopy !req
257. as to what we're all about?Copy !req
258. If they come, they will
blow through us like a wind.Copy !req
259. Perhaps you'd like
to make the order, sir.Copy !req
260. The time is now.Copy !req
261. Mr. Armitage, do not scrimp
on that logbook.Copy !req
262. I want to see a record of every
issue taking place here.Copy !req
263. Sharpen up!Copy !req
264. All right, Mr. Collins.Copy !req
265. Damn your eyes!
It's your Captain!Copy !req
266. Avast that now!Copy !req
267. Sir!Copy !req
268. Get yourselves fed, men.Copy !req
269. Those were some long miles.Copy !req
270. Hartnell, take that
to the command tent.Copy !req
271. Goodsir.Copy !req
272. - The armory's been opened up.
- No, James. How?Copy !req
273. Lt. Little gave the order.Copy !req
274. The men believe
we are under attack.Copy !req
275. We are.
Of the most cowardly kind.Copy !req
276. I stepped in but 20 arms
had already been issued.Copy !req
277. If she enters that camp again,
Francis...Copy !req
278. We have to get this matchstick
away from the tinderbox.Copy !req
279. But Mr. Hickey's
gone in already.Copy !req
280. He'll tell them we're back.Copy !req
281. I'll go on ahead and misdirect
them, then. Lieutenant.Copy !req
282. Jopson.Copy !req
283. Your things.Copy !req
284. Wait, wait!Copy !req
285. Yes, go. Be safe.Copy !req
286. Stay with us.Copy !req
287. I'll...Copy !req
288. I'll... I'll talk to the men
and... and make it safe for you.Copy !req
289. We owe you that.Copy !req
290. I... I do.Copy !req
291. I... I wish you could come
to England and see for yourself.Copy !req
292. It's not like we are here.
People there are good.Copy !req
293. They are good...Copy !req
294. Make certain the following
people are armed.Copy !req
295. The two of you, Mr. Des Voeux,Copy !req
296. Golding, Hoar, Mr. Thompson,
Mr. Crispe,Copy !req
297. Mr. Kenley, and Mr. Coombs.Copy !req
298. When we depart,
we'll be taking a boat sledge.Copy !req
299. Manson, find out
which one is lightestCopy !req
300. and make sure
there are slops and harnesses.Copy !req
301. We may have no more interaction
with this larger group,Copy !req
302. so if we do go today,
we must takeCopy !req
303. everything we need with us.Copy !req
304. Do you know how to read maps
and charts, Billy?Copy !req
305. Reasonably.Copy !req
306. Find an occasion
to be in the command tent.Copy !req
307. Secure one batch indicating
where the ships are stuck inCopy !req
308. all the way down
to Great Slave Lake.Copy !req
309. Burn any others.Copy !req
310. You'll have the entire rest
of your long livesCopy !req
311. to think back on how hard
this day was.Copy !req
312. For now, only do...Copy !req
313. and do well.Copy !req
314. We need men
in the north outpost.Copy !req
315. If you've not been given orders
by a Marine, head there.Copy !req
316. Be quick!Copy !req
317. I thought I made
a very clear plan.Copy !req
318. And for very clear reasons.Copy !req
319. It was the fog.
It changed my thinking, sir.Copy !req
320. I... I thought you'd see it
differently as well.Copy !req
321. Commander Fitzjames
ought to have made that call.Copy !req
322. - Why did you not include him?
- There was no time, sir.Copy !req
323. I'd heard there were signs...Copy !req
324. Some of the men
heard things out in the fog.Copy !req
325. Which men?Copy !req
326. Were you one of them?Copy !req
327. No doubt you made
the best decisionCopy !req
328. for the problem
you thought you had.Copy !req
329. But, as it turns out,
it was trumpery.Copy !req
330. And in its place,
we've an even worse problem.Copy !req
331. You've traded an imaginary
invasion from withoutCopy !req
332. for a real invasion
from within!Copy !req
333. If Mr. Hickey killed Lt. Irving
and Mr. Farr,Copy !req
334. as I suspect he did,
it was not for the joy of it.Copy !req
335. We do not know yet
who is in his coven,Copy !req
336. but make no mistake
about what they want.Copy !req
337. What is our evidence
against him?Copy !req
338. but don't turn
your back on them, ever.Copy !req
339. Dr. Goodsir. I want you
to cut open Irving's stomach.Copy !req
340. Good.Copy !req
341. That's seal meat, sir.
Barely digested.Copy !req
342. They fed him.Copy !req
343. Of course they did.Copy !req
344. Will you confirm
this contradictsCopy !req
345. Mr. Hickey's version of eventsCopy !req
346. and is indisputable proof
of a lie...Copy !req
347. that resulted in
seven deaths...Copy !req
348. including a Naval officer
and a child?Copy !req
349. He must have been alone,
Mr. Farr.Copy !req
350. Lt. Irving must have come back
to tell them about the meat.Copy !req
351. Hodgson, will you confirm it?Copy !req
352. Oh, my God. Yes. I will.Copy !req
353. Find three armed Marines
and arrest Mr. Hickey now.Copy !req
354. Not Marines, sir.Copy !req
355. It was Sergeant Tozer
who armed the men, in fact.Copy !req
356. I took his story
and made it my order.Copy !req
357. I thought I was doing right.Copy !req
358. I'm the worst kind of sorry,
sir.Copy !req
359. Choose men we can trust.Copy !req
360. Deputize them.Copy !req
361. Sweep the camp.Copy !req
362. Anyone below a wardroom officer
disarm, including the Marines.Copy !req
363. Put one of the mates in charge
of the armory.Copy !req
364. Des Voeux.Copy !req
365. Arrest Sergeant Tozer and
Mr. Hickey at the same moment.Copy !req
366. Bring them.Copy !req
367. We'll court martial them here.Copy !req
368. And find the carpenters.Copy !req
369. Carpenters, sir?Copy !req
370. For a gallows.Copy !req
371. Terror camp clear!
Terror camp is clear!Copy !req
372. I hope I won't be long,
Mr. Bridgens.Copy !req
373. I pray this will be brief.Copy !req
374. All men are to assemble at
the south guard post in 30 minutes!Copy !req
375. Who's been asking for
the Peruvian, Mr. Bridgens?Copy !req
376. This is very strong.Copy !req
377. I haven't even given
a dose of that to anyone.Copy !req
378. What cure is it?Copy !req
379. Cocaine and wine.Copy !req
380. Where's Sergeant Tozer
being held?Copy !req
381. You're lucky you weren't just
shot back there, Mr. Hickey.Copy !req
382. Do you have a sudden gift
for aim, Jopson?Copy !req
383. Everything we ate growing up
started with a gun.Copy !req
384. My aim's fine, Mr. Hickey.Copy !req
385. I've shot smaller hawks
than you.Copy !req
386. We'll proceed firstCopy !req
387. with Petty Officer
Cornelius Hickey,Copy !req
388. who has been convicted today
of the wanton murders...Copy !req
389. of Lt. John Irving
and Petty Officer Thomas Farr.Copy !req
390. Ample evidence has been stated
before CommandCopy !req
391. so as to suggest Mr. Hickey's
guilt well proven.Copy !req
392. With that proof
comes confirmationCopy !req
393. of the next, more pernicious
charges...Copy !req
394. of sedition
and mutinous designs.Copy !req
395. These charges
are all punishable by death.Copy !req
396. And at Captain Crozier's
discretion...Copy !req
397. the sentence will be
carried out by hangingCopy !req
398. before the men now assembled.Copy !req
399. Mr. Hickey and Sergeant Tozer
will be given last words.Copy !req
400. But, first, your Captain
would like to speak.Copy !req
401. When we abandoned ship,
I promised you men two things.Copy !req
402. The first was that help was
already on its way to usCopy !req
403. back from Fort ResolutionCopy !req
404. with Lt. Fairholm and the party
I sent out last summer.Copy !req
405. We now know those men are dead.Copy !req
406. I found them on watchCopy !req
407. and Captain Crozier had me
swear an oath of silence.Copy !req
408. Which you broke. Now be quiet.
You'll get a chance to speak.Copy !req
409. Sergeant Tozer and Mr. Morfin
discovered this two days ago,Copy !req
410. as only some of you
already know.Copy !req
411. I decided not to share it.Copy !req
412. I own that decision
and would make it again.Copy !req
413. Not to deceive you,
but to protect your reserves.Copy !req
414. But now we know,Copy !req
415. now we all know...Copy !req
416. no one is coming for us...Copy !req
417. we must get ourselves out
under our own steam.Copy !req
418. Now, I don't know what
Mr. Hickey's plan was,Copy !req
419. but I know it didn't include
all of you.Copy !req
420. And those of you
who might have gone with him,Copy !req
421. I can promise you,Copy !req
422. he would have burned
through you like fuel.Copy !req
423. Lied to you and used you
down to your last muscle.Copy !req
424. And here's how I know.Copy !req
425. Mr. Diggle, will you open
these, please,Copy !req
426. and tell the men what's inside.Copy !req
427. It's fresh, sir.Copy !req
428. Louder, so they can all hear.Copy !req
429. It's fresh meat.Copy !req
430. What kind of meat?Copy !req
431. Seal, sir.Copy !req
432. Thank you.Copy !req
433. The other promise I made
to all of youCopy !req
434. was that when we crossed paths
with the Netsilik,Copy !req
435. that they would help us.Copy !req
436. Lt. Irving met them.Copy !req
437. And do you know
what they did to him?Copy !req
438. Dr. Goodsir, would you, please?Copy !req
439. They fed him.Copy !req
440. They fed him.Copy !req
441. They didn't cut him down
and deface him.Copy !req
442. That was Mr. Hickey.Copy !req
443. They didn't slice off
his man partsCopy !req
444. and punch 23 holes into his
lungs with a boat knife.Copy !req
445. That was Mr. Hickey!Copy !req
446. They were no war party,
those Esquimaux.Copy !req
447. They were more of a family,
it seemed.Copy !req
448. Four men, an old woman...
and a girl.Copy !req
449. A little girl.
No more than six years old.Copy !req
450. Mr. Hickey lied to you.Copy !req
451. Mr. Hickey lied to all of youCopy !req
452. because he needed to cut
the legs outCopy !req
453. from under my leadership.
And in so doing,Copy !req
454. he was prepared to set
all your lives swinging.Copy !req
455. Now we will share this meat.Copy !req
456. Dr. Goodsir.Copy !req
457. But that line of help
has been cut off from us now.Copy !req
458. We will find another, no doubt,Copy !req
459. but not with gammoning dogs
like this among us.Copy !req
460. Hear me, men.Copy !req
461. I take no pleasure
in these deaths today.Copy !req
462. I want to bring
every last one of you home.Copy !req
463. But if I cannot
bring these two,Copy !req
464. then I am only doubly resolute
about the rest of you.Copy !req
465. Now, before we hear
Mr. Hickey's last words,Copy !req
466. I have one more request
to make of you.Copy !req
467. I need volunteers
to man the rope.Copy !req
468. You two, come forward.Copy !req
469. Mr. Hickey.Copy !req
470. Yeah.Copy !req
471. I've let the Captain speak now
long enough...Copy !req
472. telling every manner
of falsehood against me.Copy !req
473. Proving only...Copy !req
474. every man... lies.Copy !req
475. Even this man. Your Captain.Copy !req
476. But I must pierce this thing
he calls truthCopy !req
477. with another of his own
recent deceptions.Copy !req
478. June the 11th last year,Copy !req
479. the day Sir John was killed,Copy !req
480. something else transpired.Copy !req
481. Crozier made a plan...Copy !req
482. in secret...Copy !req
483. to get himself out...
without you.Copy !req
484. There are many featsCopy !req
485. that preoccupyCopy !req
486. a Captain's imagination...Copy !req
487. But abandoning his ship...Copy !req
488. and his men...
should not be among them.Copy !req
489. "Yet I hereby tender my..."Copy !req
490. Oh, go on, Captain,
you finish it.Copy !req
491. Who is that?Copy !req
492. Mr. Collins.Copy !req
493. He's right here!Copy !req
494. Mr. Hickey!Copy !req
495. The armory.
That's where they'll go.Copy !req
496. Mr. Blanky, with me!Copy !req
497. Just give me as many
as you can. Break the lock off.Copy !req
498. Take Tozer!Copy !req
499. Keep going. Get every man
you can onto the boats.Copy !req
500. It's the only cover we have.Copy !req
501. Mr. Blanky, get to cover.Copy !req
502. Neptune's balls,
I'm coming with you.Copy !req
503. - Down.
- Keep moving!Copy !req
504. - Get down!
- Stay down!Copy !req
505. It's just there!Copy !req
506. Billy, I...Copy !req
507. Remember what he told you.
Just do. Yeah? Yeah?Copy !req
508. Find Mr. Goodsir, bring
him to the boat. We won't wait.Copy !req
509. - Where is it?
- Stay quiet till it's over.Copy !req
510. Help me...Copy !req
511. Now's the time, Mr. Des Voeux!
It's on the far side of camp.Copy !req
512. Boat secure.Copy !req
513. What is this?Copy !req
514. Tozer!Copy !req
515. Lay down those arms.Copy !req
516. Where are the Marines?Copy !req
517. Come with us, Lieutenant.Copy !req
518. I'll not tell you again.Copy !req
519. No one can see you now.
You're invisible.Copy !req
520. They'll think you've died
and been carried off.Copy !req
521. Get on the ground.Copy !req
522. Hickey didn't get to say half
of what he wanted to say...Copy !req
523. Edward.Copy !req
524. That's your name, isn't it?
Edward?Copy !req
525. Crozier was gonna lead that
sledge party himself and leave.Copy !req
526. Quit the Navy, quit all of us.Copy !req
527. You didn't know that, did you?Copy !req
528. He was gonna leave you
a big losing hand, Edward.Copy !req
529. Watch out.Copy !req
530. Mr. Blanky, it's Mr. Reid.Copy !req
531. I lost him.Copy !req
532. They're both gone.Copy !req
533. Tozer's with them.
They have at least five guns.Copy !req
534. Here you are.Copy !req
535. Let them go.Copy !req