All language subtitles for The Good Ship Murder s02e07 Athens.eng

HORN BLARES

Have a great time.
Thank you so much. Thank you.

Well, that's the Acropolis tour
sold out.

Hey, I've heard it "Ouzos"
with charm.

THEY LAUGH

I've got pre-booked tickets
for the museum excursion

under the name Janice Evans.
Evans.

Oh, yeah.
Just the two tickets, was it?

Yes, that's right.

It's only me now, though.

I'm travelling alone.
Aw.

Have you seen Kate around?

Last time I seen her,
she was on the top deck.

Thank you, Colin.
Colin.

My artefact lecture later today,

could we make sure there's a table
for book signings?

I'll diddly do my best for you,
Mr Bately.

Lawrence-Bately.
It's double-barrelled.

What are the latest figures
for my talk?

Are we full to the rafters?

Ooh, artefacts of the ancient world.

5pm. No, still got bags of room.

Well, no doubt there'll be
a late surge of bookings

after my museum tour.

Will you get to see
the Crest of Aphrodite?

You certainly shall.

Blessed by the goddess herself.

Legend has it that holding the crest
connects you to your one true love.

BOTH: Mm!

Yes, please. Hm!

Did you hear about the olive
that set up a business?

She wanted to branch out.

Good for her.

So, how do you fancy a little walk
around Athens when we dock?

See the sights,
grab a coffee somewhere?

No, thank you. I'm busy.

Well, I know that tone.
What have I done now?

This might surprise you, Jack,
but not everything's about you.

I'm needed on the bridge.
When are you not?

Mate, she is in one foul mood.

Are you surprised when she saw you
giving Cassie mouth to mouth?

What? No, Jamil, I...
Don't deny it, Jack.

It's the talk of the ship.

Is no-one off limits to you?

I really thought we were friends.

I'm going on an adventure

And I got a feeling
The sun don't shine

Shine, the sun don't shine

I'm in love with the ocean

And I got a feeling
I'm sailing tonight

Tonight, I'm sailing tonight

It's because of you

Your love is an ember

I'm going on an adventure
With you on my mind

I'm going on an adventure

With you on my mind.

Kate, I know you're angry,
but can we have a chat in private?

There's nothing to talk about.

Look, I don't know what you've heard
about this thing with Cassie, but...

she was really upset
and she kissed me by mistake.

I didn't kiss her.
Oh, come on, Jack.

I wasn't born yesterday.

You don't believe me?
Pardon me, Jack.

But Kate and I have an appointment
with the culture of ancient Athens.

You're going to the museum together?
Mm.

Do you really think
you're in a position to comment

on what I do and who with?

You can keep yourself busy by
making moves on another of my exes.

Kate...

Take the hint.
She doesn't wanna hear it.

Nor does anyone else.

Cheers, Frankie (!)

Oh, dear.
Somebody been a bit naughty?

HE CHUCKLES
Sorry. Janice, wasn't it?

Yeah, that's right. Yeah.

I watched the show last night.
What a voice! I'm a big fan.

Oh, thank you.
I think you're my only fan.

I overheard. But worry not.

I'm sure it'll pass.
The heart finds a way.

I need to find my way
onto that museum tour.

Well, I do still have
a spare ticket, if you'd like it.

See, me and my husband, Bertie,
we... we booked this all last year.

And... I'm afraid
he's passed now, so...

I'm so sorry for your loss.
Bless you.

If you think you can put up
with all my twittering on,

it's yours, love.

Oh!

Come on, love.
THEY CHUCKLE

ANNOUNCEMENT CHIMES

OVER TANNOY:
'Gods, goddesses and humble humans,

'we have now docked in the City
of the Violet Crown, Athens.

'See the ancient architecture
'or grab a "Plato" food.

'Disembarking on deck four.'
ANNOUNCEMENT CHIMES

Welcome to the Museum
of Ancient Culture.

Dr Melissa Makris, the curator.

It is my delight to share
our collections with you.

Goedemorgen, Melissa.

I am Staff Captain Piers de Vreese,

and this is our brilliant
first officer, Kate Woods.

I believe you have
a model trireme on display.

Indeed they do.

I shall take great pleasure
in pointing it out.

Hugo Lawrence-Bately,

artefact expert
and visiting ship lecturer.

And I'm Jack, one
of the lead performers on the ship.

Mm, delightful.

So you will be serenading
our Socrates statue, then.

I just can't wait to see
the Archimedes odometer.

Everybody talks
about his Eureka bath,

but I find his pebble dropping,
well, profound.

Quite the enthusiast.
I hope I can keep up.

SHE CHUCKLES
Follow me.

This is all a bit too cultured
for me, love.

My Bertie would have been giddy
as a kipper, mind.

IN GREEK:

Mmm!

The smiling expression suggests

that she was created
during the Archaic period.

You'd think they'd put something
on her.

She looks a bit nippy.
SHE CHUCKLES

This reminds me of our mini-break
to Crete.

Classic Jack. Look at him.

Thinks he can charm his way
out of anything.

If I forgave him now,
I'd look like a right fool,

wouldn't I?
HE SIGHS

I'm not sure I'm the best person...
I'm an idiot.

I'm an idiot.

I've fallen for a guy who
doesn't have a clue what he wants.

HE SCOFFS

Not fallen. I didn't mean fallen.
I just meant...

You know what?
He can do what he likes.

I don't care.

And on we go to the next exhibit.

Still so much to see.

And now... the moment
we've all been waiting for,

la piece de resistance.

Behold the Crest of Aphrodite.

Over 2,500 years old.

A true treasure
of the ancient world.

And a fitting end to our tour.

APPLAUSE,
SHE YAWNS

MELISSA: Stay as long as you wish.

I'll fetch some feedback forms,

and any donations
are greatly appreciated.

Right, love.
Quick, before he kicks off again.

Come on, let's do a runner.

Who needs the secret to true love

when you can buy a good replica
for 10 euros, hey?

Oh, love. Do you want one of these?
I'm good, thanks.

Well, it's no problem.

Can buy the whole shop,
if you want it.

HE CHUCKLES

Got fridge magnets from everywhere
we went together, me and Bertie.

Do you mind if I give you
my two penn'orth

about you
and your lady friend back there?

HE CHUCKLES

Why not? Everyone else has.

You young'uns, you think you've got
all the time in the world.

But trust me, love,
it goes past so fast.

And if she's your person,
hold her tight, don't let her go.

Cos you don't want to get
to my age with regret.

Right. Have you seen any tea towels?

HE CHUCKLES
No.

Aphrodite bestowed the crest
on one of her mortal sons.

How many mortal sons were there?

Well, that is a source
of great debate.

GASPING

KATE: Er, stay calm, everybody.
Remain where you are, please.

Janice, watch your step.
Oh, thanks, love.

I'm so sorry. Are y...?

Oh, it's you.

SHE GASPS
The crest's gone.

I'll alert security.
Lock down the museum.

We need to search everyone.
Yeah.

KNOCKING ON DOOR
Hello?

Head trauma
caused by the impact of the fall.

That's a pretty deep cut
on his hand.

Could there have been a struggle?
Nice spot.

The mains-electricity kill switch
is over here.

Could be why
all the lights went out.

So, the killer enters,
attacks the security guard,

shuts the power,
back down the stairs,

grabs the crest,
slips out in the commotion.

Back through the main foyer.
Would have seen them leave, surely.

Not necessarily.
Look, there's a second staircase.

Leads from the main exhibition hall
down to the basement car park.

They thought this through.
FOOTSTEPS APPROACH

I think the police are here.

What are you doing?

No... Christos!

ANNOUNCEMENT CHIMES

OVER TANNOY:
'A reminder to any passengers

wishing to take advantage...'

Let me grab those.
HE CHUCKLES SOFTLY

I cleared the studio.
Thanks.

Look, I know people are talking
about Jack and I,

but it was a stupid mistake.
Hm.

I felt rubbish about myself,

and I thought kissing him
might make me feel better.

Did it?
No, course not.

And I shouldn't have dragged him
into it.

He's a good guy, Jamil.

Please don't let this affect
your friendship.

He really does think the world
of you.

Hm.

And before you say it, I know
I need to speak to Kate, and I will.

She's just slightly terrifying
at the best of times.

HE CHUCKLES SOFTLY
Definitely.

Come on, I'll help you.

Thanks.
Hm-hm!

Doctor Makris.

Oh, my apologies.

I seem to have mislaid my glasses.
Come in.

The police are searching
the rest of the tour group,

and then we'll be off.

Another stolen exhibit
and more tour refunds.

That's the final nail in the coffin
for me.

Why, is the museum short on cash?

It's been struggling for years.

Constant cutbacks.

So are they making you redundant?

Ha, I wish.

At least then I'd get a pay-out.
Mm-mm.

The board want me gone
in the cheapest way possible.

This job is the one thing
I truly love.

And I can't lose it. I can't.

I'm sure with your charm,
you could reason with them.

I doubt it.

They're likely terminating
my contract as we speak.

I imagine
they're a little bit preoccupied

on account of one of the employees
being murdered.

Of course.

Erm, I should really follow up
with the police. Excuse me.

I'll be back shortly.

HE SIGHS

Charmed by her, are you?

Hm?
You heard.

Folk are saying
there's been a murder. Has there?

Nothing is confirmed.

Let's just allow the police
to do their job.

Nikos, did you know Christos well?

I've spoken to the police.

I don't have to tell you anything.
I have nothing to do with this!

I never said you did. I only...
I saw nothing.

I was outside having a cigarette
when the lights went out.

Are you done? I need to hand over
the internal CCTV.

All right, everybody,
you're clear to return to the ship.

Thank you.
Absolutely ridiculous.

Everything all right?

No. Everything is absolutely
not all right.

They've closed the gift shop.

I wanted a pin badge as a memento.

I get one everywhere I go.
It's part of my brand.

Well, I bet
they're selling them online.

You could order one
when you're back on the ship.

Ha!

Stay with him, if you want.
But, Piers, it's not about that.

I might have an insight
into the murder.

It's OK.
I'll take care of the passengers.

Thank you.

I've got some more information
from the police.

Apparently, they get
quite a lot of thefts,

mainly paper records of exhibits,
easy pickings.

They think the crest
could be halfway to Corinth by now.

What are you looking at?
That camera.

Whoever did this knew
that the mains-electric kill switch

was inside the security office

and how to get there
without being detected by the CCTV.

SOFTLY:
This is definitely an inside job.

Who was in the vicinity of
the crest when the lights went out?

Well, almost everyone.
The tour was over.

Ah. Thanks, Jamil.

Hm.
You're the best.

Just doing my job.

What about Melissa?

Well, she stands to lose more
than she gains, surely.

Not according to the breaking news.

Didn't you hear?

The Crest of Aphrodite,

which was on display
at the Mouseio Archaiou Politismou,

was insured for 5 million euros.

JACK WHISTLES
Five mill? Mm-hm.

I mean, that's enough motive
for anyone.

Not that she would see any of it.
Mm.

Unless she was in cahoots
with the board.

What about Nikos,
the other security guard?

He was taking a cigarette break
in the smoking area

conveniently near
the back staircase.

He'd know the CCTV blind spots
like the back of his hand.

It's opportunity.

And he was really cagey
with me earlier.

He's definitely up to something.
We need to speak to him again, Kate.

All right. Fine.
I'll come, but only to get answers.

You talk to me about anything else,
and I will leave.

First, I want to learn
a little bit more about the crest.

I'll meet you at disembark.

Fine.
Hm.

Right, that's done.

Jamil...

I know how you feel about Cassie,
and I want to apologise.

No, she explained everything.

It's not great for my ego,
but hey-ho.

I never want anything or anyone
to come between our friendship.

Oh, it won't.

Dream team.
JACK CHUCKLES

Speaking of, has Kate forgiven you?

What do you think?

I've tried to set
the record straight,

but she's convinced I'm lying.

She'll come round. I have faith.

Happy reading.
WOMAN: Thank you.

Mr Lawrence-Bately,

can I ask how much the crest
might be worth on the open market?

Difficult to say.

Not my area of expertise.

But on a good day,
I'd say upwards of a million.

Though the mythology
is very compelling,

which adds significantly
to the value. Wow.

If you're interested,
you should read my latest book.

Here on the house.

That's four confirmed now,
Mr Bately.

Thank you.

I thought you didn't like history.

Oh. Oh, no. No, no.

I can't make head nor tail of it.

Give me business analysis,
and I'm as happy as a pig in sugar.

HE CHUCKLES
History, no, no.

It was more my Bertie's domain.
Hm.

It's all Greek to me.
JACK CHUCKLES SOFTLY

For the good sir.
Oh.

You should come to my talk.

You'll find it most enlightening.

Sorry, I've got a sound check,

but I'll have a read of it later
for sure.

Have you heard any news
about what happened

to that poor man at the museum?

Not yet, but we're doing all we can.
I should hope so.

Shocking how lax the security is
given the value of their collection.

Melissa, I'm sorry to bother you.

There are some things about
the murder that don't quite add up.

Can we check some details with you?

I'm afraid the police won't allow
access to the crime scene.

I was actually hoping to speak
with Nikos.

Is he still around?
I'm not sure. I think he went home.

Just out of interest,
if the crest was so valuable,

why wasn't it locked up
inside of a glass case?

Huh. It was agreed

that it would attract more footfall
out in the open.

Obviously, I couldn't predict
this would happen.

Nikos is right there.
Oh, yes, I...

PHONE RINGS
Excuse my absent mind.

The board are deciding my fate.
That could be them now.

Hello? Yes. Of course.

No, it's fine. I can talk now.

Nikos, can we have a chat?

Why?

We have a few questions
about your colleague, Christos.

He shouldn't have been there.

What do you mean?

His shift finished at 11,
an hour before.

He does nights,
we have breakfast together,

then he leaves.

He should have been at home.

So what was he doing
inside the office?

He had forgotten the gift
for his wife.

I told him I would drop it
after my shift,

but he must have come back
to get it.

He never should have.

He was a good man.

How long have you two known
each other?

Only a year.

I started here
when my business closed.

I was miserable.

But Christos... made me smile.

CRYING: I let him down.

If I hadn't...

No. Sorry.

I need to go home.

This has clearly shaken him up.

What did he mean
about letting Christos down?

He knows more than he's letting on.
SCRAPING

HE GRUNTS

The police are sweeping
the perimeter

to find out who pushed the vase,
but no luck yet.

Surely it was just an accident.
Erm, a cleaner, maybe.

Maybe.

Can we check which staff
are still here?

Do you have a clocking-in system?

I handed all the shift orders
and IDs to the police already.

Can you send over digital copies,
just so we can rule people out?

Sure. Just stay here
and finish your coffee.

Hey.
Hey.

Erm... thank you for what you did
back there.

Oh, it's fine.
Erm, it's just quick reactions.

Erm, I spoke to the police.

This wasn't an accident.

Somebody clearly doesn't want us
hanging round.

Right.

Hugo Lawrence-Bately.

CHUCKLES DRYLY
For the bedding only.

SIGHS

DISTANT, NORTHERN ACCENT:
Do you think I give a monkeys?

You pay up, or there'll be bother.

I am not messing about this time.

So you'll think on. Goodbye!

No cleaning today.

Do not disturb.
Ah.

CLEARS THROAT
Hm.

PHONE BUZZING

It's Jamil.

Hey, Jamil. What's going on?
'Jack?'

Kate's with me.
You're on loudspeaker.

'Hi, Jamil.'

Oh, er, my good,
kind-hearted, loyal friend.

'I think there's something off
with that history man, Hugo.'

I overheard him in his cabin, and...

he was talking
in this funny accent. Like...

IMITATING HUGO:
"You think I give a monkeys?"

Is that Geordie?

Oh, er,
Frankie said he was from Bolton.

'I had her look into him for me,
and he's got previous for theft.

'Bolton department store, 2008.'

Great thinking, mate. I like it.

'Ah. Well, I learned from the best.'

'Jamil, if you get a chance,
can you sweep his cabin?

'Look for something
that might tie him to this.'

Yes. Yes.
Anything for you, my trusted friend.

Thanks, Jamil.
WHISPERING: Legend.

Hm.

Hugo had nothing to do
with that vase.

He hasn't left the ship
since this morning.

But we're assuming the person
who did also killed Christos

and stole the crest.

Hang on a minute.
Am I reading that right?

This is from a column called
Relics Revived by our man Hugo.

"Top ten tips
for finding hidden gems."

I mean, most of it's
self-congratulatory waffle, but...

..look at number seven.

"Visit local antique shops."

Hold on.

That's Nikos.

His failed business
was an antique shop.

Pepi's Antiques.

They must have been working
together.

ANNOUNCEMENT CHIMES

OVER TANNOY:
'A reminder to all guests

'that this evening's performance
of The Magic Of The Musicals

'will begin at 7pm
in Le Grand Theatre.'

Hm.

Nothing.

He's so tidy.

Hmmm!

Still nothing.

Ha.

Bernice50@TLK2U.com.

Retrieve the crest at 12:05.

You'll get your money
when the handover is complete.

WHISPERING: Here we go.

Perfect.

What the hell are you doing?
Ah...

I just think
we need to do something.

FOOTSTEPS APPROACH

How did you find me?
Company records.

Why didn't you tell us
you used to own an antique shop?

I didn't think it was relevant.

I'm sure you had many customers

who'd want to buy
an ancient Greek relic.

I sold furniture, not stolen goods.

Until you got into debt

and people started to chase you
for money.

We know that you filed
for bankruptcy.

Steal the crest, sell it
to an old buyer and make a fortune.

But Christos got in the way,
didn't he? No!

I didn't kill him.

I told you...
PHONE BUZZING

..I was on my break.

He was my friend.

Your break was scheduled for 10:30.

So why did you leave
the security desk?

I... can't say.

I think you were desperate for cash,

so you took a bribe from your
old friend, Mr Lawrence-Bately.

Who?
You know who we're talking about.

Hugo, the tour guide.

He took a picture of you
outside your shop.

I had many customers back then.

Come on, Nikos.

I don't know anything. Go away!

We just want the truth, Nikos.

For Christos.
Leave me alone!

OK.

Nikos definitely knows something,
but the poor man's scared.

If we keep pushing him, he'll break.

OK, let's think about this.

Hugo is definitely involved. 100%.

And that email Jamil sent,
who is Bernice50? Hm.

Lawrence-Bately,
Greco antiquity specialist

and regular
Relics Revived columnist,

presents his latest award-winning
title, How To Spot A Fake.

I didn't know you were a fan.
I'm not.

He gave me a freebie earlier.
You can have it, if you like.

No, I don't do posh pensioners
that take ten hours

to explain something that
I could read in ten minutes online.

He signed it, too.

Could fetch at least a fiver
at auction.

SHE SNICKERS
Look.

Of course.

What? What is it?

Look who wrote the foreword.

Melissa.

So the police have gone, then?

Oh, gosh. I didn't see you there.

You've not had any clarity
since this morning, have you?

Did you break your glasses
in the security office

whilst your partner in crime
grabbed the crest?

Listen...

You knew you were on your way out,

so you planned this heist
as your redundancy package.

I don't know
what you're talking about.

I wasn't even in the exhibit hall.
No, but Mr Lawrence-Bately was.

What? I only met the man today.

Oh, really?

Why, then, did you write
the foreword for his latest book?

"This man's insight
is a must-read for all those

"with a passion for the past.

"Dr Makris, PhD."

He said all I had to do
was cut the power

and he'd take care of the rest.

Nikos wouldn't take a payoff,

but he couldn't risk losing his job,
so he agreed to make himself scarce.

But I didn't expect Christos
to come back.

'His shift had already ended.'

What are you doing here?
Christos...

'He tried to turn the CCTV back on,
so I grabbed him.

'In the struggle, he fell.'
CHRISTOS GRUNTS

'I should have helped him.
But it was time to kill the power.'

GASPING

When we returned,

you were the only person
that we told our suspicions to.

You were worried that Nikos'd
tell us what you'd you've done.

So you panicked and pushed the vase.

'No, I was trying to hear
what you were saying.

'It was an accident.'

MELISSA GASPS SOFTLY,
JACK GRUNTS

I never meant for this to happen.

I got carried away
thinking I could punish the board

for making me feel
so damn invisible.

I was foolish.
FOOTSTEPS APPROACH

I'm not in charge.
It was Hugo's plan.

He knows the truth.

Well, it's almost five,

and we know exactly
where Hugo's going to be.

OFFICER SPEAKS
IN GREEK

Welcome, all,
to a deep-dive lecture

on the wonders of the ancient world
with me, Hugo Lawrence-Bately.

APPLAUSE
That's enough, Hugo.

We know you stole the crest.
LIGHT GASPING

How dare you!

How dare you defame me
in front of my public?

We can go somewhere quieter,
if you like.

I can assure you, I know nothing
of this preposterous charade.

I'm calling my lawyer.
Thank you, Colin.

Who paid you to steal the crest?

We know you know Melissa,
and we know about the email.

And lose the accent.

IN NORTHERN ACCENT: I got an email.

100,000 and a cash deposit.

I did what I was told
to raise funds for my next book.

It's called...
No-one cares.

I need to escort you to your cabin.
The police are on their way.

HE SIGHS
Hm.

Frankie told us
she searched his cabin.

The crest wasn't there,

and the police searched him
at the museum.

It has to be there.

Where would he hide something
in a hurry that only he could find?

In plain sight.

No "authorised replica" sticker.

Kate?

This is a genuine
ancient Greek relic.

I bet it was supposed to be
picked up sooner.

But the shop was closed
because Christos had been murdered,

meaning the plan went to pot.

Let's lure out the mastermind.
Colin gave me Hugo's phone.

I'll email Bernice.

"New plan."
PHONE KEYS CLICK

"Collect the crest at 6pm.

"Same location. HLB."

Send.
PHONE WHOOSHES

Now we wait.

You believe the legend is real?

What, an old relic
with magical love powers?

SHE CHUCKLES SOFTLY
I don't think so.

Hm.

Janice?

Oh, hello, love. I was just...
Looking for something.

No, no.

I were just returning a tea towel.

It's got a bit of a stain on it,
you know.

So you're not Bernice50?

Erm...
Bernice - Bertie and Janice?

HE SIGHS

You played the sweet widow
and set me up as your alibi

all because you wanted to get
your hands on the crest.

Just let me touch it, please, love.

Ah. Aphrodite's blessing.

Holding the crest connects you
to your one true love.

You planned all of this
to try and reach your late husband.

I miss him...

..my Bertie.

I would do anything for one
more chance to feel his love again.

And if you knew how much it hurt
to lose your number one...

..you would do anything
to ease that pain, too.

An innocent man died today.

Yeah, well...
I didn't mean for that to happen.

Poor lad.

You can't put this on me.

It is on you.

You hired Hugo. He cut Melissa in.

She threatened Nikos
and killed Christos.

His blood is on your hands...
along with everyone else's.

We'll make sure the police know
the WHOLE story.

SHE EXHALES DEEPLY

Have a good day, OK?
Yeah.

Cassie, is Jamil around?
I owe him a soft drink.

He might need a bit more than that.

He got caught rooting around
in a passenger's cabin.

Now he's getting a right roasting
from Marlowe.

What? Right now? I gotta go.

Kate... I've been meaning to speak
to you about the Jack thing.

I just...
I didn't know what to say.

Just tell me straight what happened.

I was upset about Piers,
and he was comforting me.

CASSIE SIGHS

I read the signals wrong
and stupidly made a pass at him.

I swear it was all me.
He definitely didn't put it on you?

He wasn't interested.
Shot it down.

He said he only had eyes for you.

Don't let him go. Not over this.

MARLOWE: I'm disappointed, Jamil.

A passenger has accused you
of theft.

I would never steal anything, sir.

Still, you were caught rifling
in his belongings.

We've only got his word for it.
A convicted liar and a thief.

Jamil is a credit to the ship, sir.

But this is a sackable offence.

I can't let you do this.
Mr Grayling.

In case you've forgotten,
I'm in charge of this ship.

I asked Jamil to search the cabin.

He won't admit it
because he's a loyal crew member...

..and a very good friend.

It seems we've found
the real schuldige.

Is this true?

Mr Lawrence-Bately is a criminal.

He's been arrested.
Yes, you got lucky.

But you didn't know that
at the time.

I mean, your gut instinct doesn't
give you the right to take the law

into your own hands

or to breach the contract we have
with our passengers.

I'm sorry, Captain.
Mm.

But I stand by what I did.

So if anyone's getting
their marching orders...

it should be me.

Noted, Mr Grayling.

All of you, out.
Your actions will have consequences.

SHE EXHALES SHARPLY

Er... Thank you, Jack.

Well, your ship
is well and truly sailed.

You couldn't just walk away
or leave it, could you?

You think you're better than me.

I AM better than you.

And hopefully now, Kate will see
that you are all show, no substance.

Don't test me, Piers.
PIERS SCOFFS

What are you gonna do, sing at me?

All right, that's enough.
This is the last thing we all need.

Come on, Jack. He's not worth it.

JACK SIGHS

Is there a problem?

PLAYS SAD PIANO MUSIC

Hey.

Hey.

I heard about what happened
with Marlowe.

Hm.
How are you feeling?

I don't know.

Guess we just have to wait and see.

If my time is up
on this ship, Kate...

..I need to say I'm sorry,

that I never meant to hurt you.
Shh.

I know what happened.

I spoke to Cassie.
Oh.

What is it with us, huh?

One minute, we're friends,
the next, we're not.

Then maybe something more.
Hm.

Just never seems to be a right time,
does it? Mm-hm.

I don't know, Jack.

Maybe we just need to accept that...

..me and you might never happen.

Don't leave me this way...

You know this. Come on.
HE CHUCKLES

BOTH: I can't survive

I can't
Stay alive...

Nice.
Without your love

Don't leave me this way.

Baby, my heart is full of love

And desire for you

Now come on, girl
Just do what you gotta do

You started this fire
Down in my soul

Now can't you see it's burning
Out of control

So come on, girl
And satisfy the need in me

Cos only your good lovin'

Can set me free

Don't leave me this way

I can't survive

I can't stay alive

Without your love

Oh, baby

Don't leave me this way

I can't exist

I'll surely miss

Your tender kiss

Don't leave me this way

Don't, don't leave me this way

Hey

Now don't you understand?

I'm at your command

Oh, baby, please

Please don't leave me this way

Baby, my heart is full of love

And desire for you

Now come on, girl
Just do what you gotta do

You started this fire
Down in my soul

Now can't you see it's burning
Out of control

So come on, girl
And satisfy the need in me

Cos only your good lovin'

Can set me free

Can set me free, oh...

CHEERING,
CLAPPING

Yeah-yeah.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

BOTH: So don't leave me
This way.

HE CHUCKLES SOFTLY
I like you, Jack.

A lot.

You know, that's the first time
you've ever told me.

Well, who knows
if the Crest of Aphrodite myth

is true or not, but...

..I'd love to give us a chance.

COLIN CLEARS THROAT

Marlowe's ready to see you now.

MARLOWE: Come.

Mr Grayling, have a seat.

I've made a decision.

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