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Since the beginning
of recorded time,
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man has sought to
conquer the sky,
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to touch the stars.
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For centuries, men of
genius had sought to
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emulate the majestic
flight of God's creatures.
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Leonardo da Vinci dreamed of a flying
machine and said "There shall be wings".
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Jules Verne wrote
of flying machines,
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of radar, electronic communication,
television, and even rocket bombs.
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The dreams of these men however
we’re not as strange as the
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contraptions man devised in his
first efforts to conquer the sky.
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This machine tried to beat
the air into submission.
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This one tried to frighten
the sky into surrender.
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Traffic problem?
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Just fly over the guy
in front of you.
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Like this.
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This inventor had something.
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Broken bones.
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This man is in a hurry.
He's late for dinner.
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But he'll eat standing up.
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From all this groping, some flying
machines actually began to fly.
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Some still did not.
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Then with the Wright brothers first
successful conquest of the air
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man truly became.
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Master of the World.
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I'm bored, you hear me, bored!
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Worlds full of action...
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revolution, exploration, war!
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But do you and I have any part of it?
No, we don't!
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- Agreed, agreed.
- We're living in a cemetery.
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This is the most boring and monotonous
town in the entire United States.
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Morgantown, Pennsylvania, a place
where nothing could possibly happen.
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- Wha... what's that?
- An earthquake!
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- In Pennsylvania?!
- Look, look, the mountain!
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The mountain! It's erupting!
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Run for your lives!
The whole town's blowing up!
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Come near, ye nations, to hear;
And hearken, ye people...
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let the earth hear, and
all that is therein.
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For the indignation of the
Lord is upon all nations,
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and His fury upon
all their armies.
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He shall utterly destroy them!
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Will you kindly be quiet!
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This meeting of the London Balloon
Society will kindly come to order!
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Mr. President!
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Quiet, gentlemen!
Quiet, quiet, quiet! Quiet!
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Mr. President!
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The Chair recognizes Mr. Evans!
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If I may continue?
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You may continue, sir,
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if you can conduct
yourself as a gentleman...
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and not as a howling banshee!
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I believe the point being made,
Mr. President, was the following:
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In the matter regarding
at which end of the new
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balloon the propeller
should be installed!
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It should be installed
in the front!
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Pardon me, miss.
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Miss!
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Pardon me.
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Would you point out
Mr. Prudent, please?
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Oh, my father.
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- Your father?
- Yes.
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That's him.
The one with the gavel.
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Thank you.
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And the other gentlemen
is my fiancé, Mr. Evans.
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I cannot see, sir,
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any evidence to support your
highly dubious contention
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that the propeller should
be installed in the front.
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How long's this go on?
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Sometimes for 2 or 3 days.
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Uncommon balderdash, sir.
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Historical evidence has
shown conclusively...
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that the most efficient propellers are
installed in the rear of the balloon.
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In the rear?!
In the front, in the front!
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Mr. Strock, I'm glad
to see you, sir.
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My butler told me you were here.
I'm sorry to have kept you waiting.
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Quite all right, sir.
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Now, sir, what can I do for you?
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Well, as I wrote in my letter, I work
for the department of the Interior.
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Now they've ordered me to find out
what's inside the Great Erie.
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You see, if the people of Morgantown
face some calamity of nature...
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they must be informed of the
danger which threatens them, sir.
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And do your geologist actually believe that
there's a volcano inside that mountain?
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Why no, sir.
They regard it as highly improbable.
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You see, the Appalachian system
is nowhere volcanic in origin.
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But still, the violent trembling of
the earth and that roaring noise...
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something caused them, sir.
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And the voice, Mr. Strock,
volcanic action?
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Couldn't say, miss.
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And the alleged quotation from scriptures,
that's all very interesting, sir.
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All very interesting!
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But I fail to see how we
can be of any help to you.
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It's been established that the
Great Erie is impossible to climb.
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I come to you therefore with the hope of
acquiring the use of your new balloon.
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So that the crater may be
inspected from the air, sir.
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Of course, yes, yes, me.
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Well, you see, after all,
I'm not the last word.
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This is Mr. Evans, who
is my partner and the
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co-sponsor of the
project and the flight.
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My apologies, sir.
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I approach you both then.
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The United States government petitions
the use of your new balloon, sir.
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I hardly see how we can risk
landing it in a mountain crater.
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Shouldn't be necessary, sir.
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By using a telescope, the
investigation can be made from aloft.
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You know, while the balloon is
passing over the crater, sir.
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That's all very well
and good, young sir,
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we should be delighted to let
the government use our balloon...
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except for the fact that there are certain
details that are stopping her completion.
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- Such as, Mr. Prudent?
- Such as the location of the propeller.
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Only an idiot would maintain that the
propeller should be in the front!
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Father, father!
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I'm sorry, my child.
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- Sir, may I make a suggestion?
- Of course.
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- Why not install a propeller in the rear?
- Never!
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- Oh, yes!
- And one in front as well, sir.
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I think that's a fine idea.
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Of course, it's a splendid idea!
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As a matter of fact, I
thought of that myself.
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Mr. Evans and I will pilot the balloon,
and my daughter will accompany us.
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Your daughter, sir?
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Of course, of course, she
always goes with us.
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There's no danger.
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We're not going to
descend into the crater.
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Here is to the success
of our venture.
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Out with the ballast!
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- First time aloft, Mr. Strock?
- Yes, sir.
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Does the altitude bother you?
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Not at all, I find it interesting.
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- Where was this built, sir?
- In one of my factories.
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Why, you're in
munitions, aren't you?
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Yes, yes, and we manufacture
cannons, rifles, pistols,
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powder, high explosives,
and the like.
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For our government?
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Primarily yes, but of
course we also sell to any
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government who has the
money to pay for it.
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Why, I notice the name of
Prudent on this knife.
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- One of your products?
- Yes, that's one of our best sellers.
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We ought to be getting
close by now.
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See anything yet?
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There it is!
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Don't be alarmed, miss.
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Wishful thinking, Mr. Strock?
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Miss?
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What makes you
think I'm alarmed?
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- Excuse me, father, may I?
- Why certainly, my dear.
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Is he annoying you, Dorothy?
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I think it's the
other way around.
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See anything yet?
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Well, there seems to be
something inside the...
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Look!
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Steer it away from the crater!
It's our only chance!
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I can't. I can't!
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Everybody down on the floor
and brace yourselves.
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Oh, I'm sorry, Miss Prudent.
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- Who is it?
- Strock.
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What are we doing here?
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I don't know, miss, I don't know
what either of us is doing here.
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Or where "here" is even.
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The crash!
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Father!
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Let me help you.
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- Are you in pain, miss?
- My back is...
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Father?
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Father...
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Propeller in the rear...
as always and don't argue with me!
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I will not be... Ow!
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- Did you hurt yourself?
- Of course I hurt myself.
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Dorothy?
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Phillip!
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- Here, Father.
- Thank you, dear.
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Where the devil are we anyway?
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Looks like a ship's cabin.
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Can you get it unlocked?
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I already have, but it seems
to be bolted on the outside.
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Maybe I can cut through one of these
shutters and stick my hand through it.
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- This is very strange.
- What's strange about it?
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Look at that.
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It isn't wood, yet...
it isn't metal either.
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Huh? Give it here. What is it?...
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Come with me!
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Are we on a ship?!
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Answer me!
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You were asked a
question, my good man.
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- Best do as he says, gentlemen.
- This way.
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Come, dear, come.
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Must be a ship from
the size of it.
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A riverboat.
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We were shot down in a mountain crater,
how the devil could we be on a riverboat?
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A flying ship!
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- A heavier than air ship.
- Impossible!
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On the contrary, not only
possible, but actual.
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You are be carried through
space by a ship of several
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tons weight, at a speed of
some 150 miles per hour.
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150...!
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And why exactly are we being
carried though space, Mister?...
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Robur!
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The name is Robur, sir.
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Welcome aboard the
Albatross, good people.
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As to why you are all here,
the reason is twofold.
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Primarily, left within
the carter of that
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mountain, you would most
likely have perished.
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And secondarily, in the
unlikely event that
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you had survived the
crash of your balloon...
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Which crash you caused!
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In of necessity, sir.
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However, since you did
survive the crash...
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had you managed to make your
way back down that mountain
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you might have given knowledge
of what you had seen.
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Why should you fear that?
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That, sir, is my concern alone.
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And is it your concern alone,
sir, that we, as American
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citizens, have been wantonly
fired upon and then abducted?
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Well, you can scarcely regard yourselves
as victims of an abduction, sir...
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since you are free to come and
go on this ship as you choose.
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Do you ever intend to
release us, Mr. Robur?
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At the appropriate time, miss.
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- And when will that be?
- When I am ready, sir.
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But surely you must
all be hungry.
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Turner will show you
where to freshen up.
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Dinner will be in a half hour.
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This is Tapage, our chef.
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Mademoiselle. Messieurs.
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And your names, good people,
what might they be?
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Perhaps you'd better
identify yourself first.
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Well, I thought I
had done so, sir.
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A name is no
identification, sir.
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Where are you from, your
background, your nationality?
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Well, as to that, sir.
I have no nationality.
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No nationality!
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No, sir, my crew and myself like to think
of ourselves as citizens of the world.
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Oui, Monsieur.
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My name is Dorothy Prudent
and this is my father.
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Prudent?
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And this is Mr. Evans, my fiancé.
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John Strock, sir.
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Well, it is my pleasure
to meet all of you.
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I'm afraid I cannot say
the same for myself.
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It was this ship then, that caused
the trembling of the Great Erie?
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Yes, Mr. Strock, it was.
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I hoped that it caused no undue
alarm to the people of that area.
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They thought it was
a volcano, sir.
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A volcano, did they?
Well, I'm sorry about that.
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However, we were compelled to perform
certain maintenance operations.
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00:20:14,516 --> 00:20:17,897
But surely you gentlemen must
be curious about my ship.
245
00:20:18,107 --> 00:20:22,351
Having flown to that mountain crater
by the outmoded means of a balloon.
246
00:20:22,806 --> 00:20:23,855
Outmoded!
247
00:20:24,663 --> 00:20:25,753
You question this, sir?
248
00:20:26,024 --> 00:20:28,090
Emphatically and categorically!
249
00:20:29,027 --> 00:20:32,790
Even if you could perform the
navigation, which you could not...
250
00:20:33,241 --> 00:20:36,622
it would take 10 years for a
balloon to circuit the Earth.
251
00:20:37,449 --> 00:20:39,959
The Albatross can
do it in 10 days.
252
00:20:40,459 --> 00:20:45,874
No, gentlemen, no, the day
of the balloon is behind us.
253
00:20:47,371 --> 00:20:50,633
The future belongs to
the flying machine.
254
00:21:33,583 --> 00:21:38,051
These engines not only drive our
suspensive and propulsive blades...
255
00:21:38,560 --> 00:21:41,146
but they supply our ship
with light and heat as well.
256
00:21:41,166 --> 00:21:43,112
What is there source of power?
257
00:21:43,178 --> 00:21:46,732
Electricity, created by a
mass of metal cutting
258
00:21:46,752 --> 00:21:50,324
through what I call the
magnetic force lines.
259
00:21:50,501 --> 00:21:52,412
Fantastic! Incredible!
260
00:21:54,121 --> 00:21:55,082
Come this way.
261
00:22:12,826 --> 00:22:14,473
Why does he need an armory?
262
00:22:30,535 --> 00:22:34,028
150 feet long by 20 wide.
263
00:22:34,049 --> 00:22:39,614
Quite literally a ship of the sky,
complete with deck and cabins and crew.
264
00:22:40,232 --> 00:22:43,225
But you said before that the
ship weighs several tons.
265
00:22:43,282 --> 00:22:44,781
Surely it must weigh
more than that!
266
00:22:44,802 --> 00:22:48,614
And it would indeed, Mr. Strock, were
this ship not built entirely of paper.
267
00:22:48,634 --> 00:22:50,740
Paper? That's ridiculous!
268
00:22:50,760 --> 00:22:52,294
Not at all, sir.
269
00:22:52,763 --> 00:22:56,571
Straw paper, impregnated
with dextrin and clay and...
270
00:22:56,678 --> 00:22:58,922
squeezed in a hydraulic press.
271
00:22:59,194 --> 00:23:01,004
Now, if you will follow me.
272
00:23:10,263 --> 00:23:12,483
This is our control center.
273
00:23:12,880 --> 00:23:15,193
The very heart of the Albatross.
274
00:23:15,317 --> 00:23:17,796
And here we have the
viewer of our telescope.
275
00:23:18,100 --> 00:23:21,402
A system of powerful
prismatic lenses.
276
00:23:21,593 --> 00:23:24,877
Each one adjustable by
one of these levers.
277
00:23:24,990 --> 00:23:25,988
And now...
278
00:23:26,009 --> 00:23:28,625
if you will all make
yourselves secure...
279
00:23:29,130 --> 00:23:33,433
I would like to demonstrate for
you the ships maneuvering ability.
280
00:23:34,310 --> 00:23:35,859
First, the vertical lift...
281
00:23:36,133 --> 00:23:39,170
All right, Mr. Alistair,
the vertical lift.
282
00:23:47,369 --> 00:23:50,167
If you will please note
the height meter...
283
00:23:50,743 --> 00:23:53,203
we have now reached 6,000 feet.
284
00:23:53,736 --> 00:23:55,732
Now... level off.
285
00:24:00,775 --> 00:24:03,714
Hold on tightly, please...
a left turn.
286
00:24:17,742 --> 00:24:20,090
Now... a right turn.
287
00:24:26,050 --> 00:24:27,127
What was that?
288
00:24:27,204 --> 00:24:29,096
Take the wheel, Mr. Alistair.
289
00:24:30,079 --> 00:24:31,977
It was your own voice, miss.
290
00:24:33,369 --> 00:24:36,619
You accidentally opened
the voice magnifier.
291
00:24:36,744 --> 00:24:38,258
That explains the
voice the people of
292
00:24:38,278 --> 00:24:40,539
Morgantown heard, coming
from the Great Erie.
293
00:24:40,560 --> 00:24:42,503
A voice quoting from the Bible.
294
00:24:43,056 --> 00:24:43,982
Yes, sir.
295
00:24:44,365 --> 00:24:46,138
Yes, it was I, the...
296
00:24:46,286 --> 00:24:49,535
voice magnifier was
inadvertently left open.
297
00:24:51,024 --> 00:24:54,551
What's the purpose of the
voice magnifier, Mr. Robur?
298
00:24:55,227 --> 00:24:57,026
Now, as to speed...
299
00:24:57,370 --> 00:24:59,916
Full propulsive
power, Mr. Alistair!
300
00:25:05,246 --> 00:25:07,315
Take the wheel, Mr. Alistair.
301
00:25:09,240 --> 00:25:12,232
The wind pressing
against this vane...
302
00:25:12,680 --> 00:25:15,447
actuates the needle which
indicates the speed.
303
00:25:15,925 --> 00:25:19,678
We have now reached a speed
of 203 miles an hour...
304
00:25:19,699 --> 00:25:22,110
which is quite fast
enough for now.
305
00:25:22,518 --> 00:25:25,223
Resume normal speed,
Mr. Alistair.
306
00:25:32,756 --> 00:25:33,993
Take the wheel.
307
00:25:36,214 --> 00:25:37,802
Quite impressive, sir.
308
00:25:38,259 --> 00:25:40,606
The government would be most
interested in your ship.
309
00:25:40,817 --> 00:25:42,771
Yes, I'm sure they would.
310
00:25:43,010 --> 00:25:47,508
Are we to infer from that, sir, that you
do not intend informing our government?
311
00:25:47,529 --> 00:25:51,298
Regarding this ship, I shall
inform no government at all, sir.
312
00:26:13,190 --> 00:26:15,861
You 3 gentlemen will
share this cabin...
313
00:26:16,499 --> 00:26:19,846
and you, miss, will
be quartered here.
314
00:26:20,461 --> 00:26:23,431
You will each find a change
of apparel in your cabins...
315
00:26:23,452 --> 00:26:26,867
but unfortunately, miss, there
is no female clothing available.
316
00:26:28,024 --> 00:26:30,475
Please regard the
Albatross as your home.
317
00:26:31,263 --> 00:26:35,770
And I only ask that you try in no way
to interfere with its operation.
318
00:26:36,420 --> 00:26:37,634
Now, good afternoon.
319
00:26:44,863 --> 00:26:46,508
If you'll excuse me.
320
00:27:03,065 --> 00:27:07,071
I wouldn't wear that stuff,
it's a badge of servitude.
321
00:27:09,278 --> 00:27:10,150
This ship...
322
00:27:11,225 --> 00:27:13,109
this is like living in a dream.
323
00:27:13,130 --> 00:27:15,079
More likely like a nightmare.
324
00:27:15,218 --> 00:27:17,714
What does he need an armory for?
And that telescope,
325
00:27:17,734 --> 00:27:20,248
and the machine he uses
for enlarging the voice.
326
00:27:20,268 --> 00:27:22,139
And what was it he
fired at our balloon?
327
00:27:22,950 --> 00:27:26,260
I wish I knew, I could make
millions manufacturing it.
328
00:27:26,281 --> 00:27:27,251
Well, what are we going to do?
329
00:27:27,272 --> 00:27:30,313
- Then what would you suggest?
- Make plans for our escape.
330
00:27:30,649 --> 00:27:32,464
It's 6,000 feet in the air.
331
00:27:32,485 --> 00:27:35,865
I caution you, sir, do not
tax my patience too far.
332
00:27:36,766 --> 00:27:38,889
The point is, Mr. Prudent,
sooner or later
333
00:27:38,909 --> 00:27:41,914
this ship has to land for
repairs or supplies.
334
00:27:41,935 --> 00:27:43,886
We must make certain that
when this occurs we're
335
00:27:43,906 --> 00:27:45,875
prepared to use the
moment to our advantage.
336
00:27:45,895 --> 00:27:47,742
And how do we know it has to...
337
00:27:48,420 --> 00:27:50,001
how do we know it has to land?
338
00:27:50,223 --> 00:27:52,148
Well, it landed in that
mountain crater, didn't it?
339
00:27:52,169 --> 00:27:54,517
It may have been the
first time in years!
340
00:27:54,538 --> 00:27:58,527
By Fate, sir, I do believe this blaggard
has convinced you his ship is magical.
341
00:28:04,742 --> 00:28:06,044
He has...
342
00:28:06,612 --> 00:28:07,666
he has.
343
00:28:08,248 --> 00:28:10,406
It is... magical!
344
00:28:52,380 --> 00:28:53,556
What happened?
345
00:28:57,721 --> 00:28:58,603
Please, monsieur.
346
00:28:58,624 --> 00:29:00,730
Robur, you know, he
don't warn me...
347
00:29:00,751 --> 00:29:03,414
when he has plans to do
tricks with the Albatross.
348
00:29:03,435 --> 00:29:05,444
And voila... chaos!
349
00:29:05,552 --> 00:29:07,815
Pots and pans keep
tumbling on my poor head.
350
00:29:07,947 --> 00:29:09,956
Grease is spilled all
over the galley!
351
00:29:10,046 --> 00:29:12,063
And the oven door...
the oven door
352
00:29:12,240 --> 00:29:13,505
oven door fly open...
353
00:29:13,525 --> 00:29:15,219
Soufflé... everywhere, eh!
354
00:29:15,240 --> 00:29:16,328
Climatically...
355
00:29:16,349 --> 00:29:18,876
a snowfall of soufflé.
Ah, no, too much!
356
00:29:20,331 --> 00:29:21,654
Mr. Tapage...
357
00:29:21,766 --> 00:29:24,265
- Oui, monsieur.
- This Mr. Robur...
358
00:29:24,711 --> 00:29:26,456
I suppose he's an American.
359
00:29:48,432 --> 00:29:51,168
Confidentially, I have
heard said that he is
360
00:29:51,188 --> 00:29:54,866
an ex-minister of the
Argentina Republic.
361
00:29:55,050 --> 00:29:56,727
- Huh?
- Oh?
362
00:29:56,748 --> 00:29:58,805
Ah, oui... oui.
363
00:29:59,816 --> 00:30:01,829
But, on the other hand...
364
00:30:01,981 --> 00:30:03,989
I've heard it also said...
365
00:30:04,463 --> 00:30:05,819
confidentially...
366
00:30:05,839 --> 00:30:10,772
that he is a former Lord
of the British Admiralty.
367
00:30:12,377 --> 00:30:16,515
At other times, a former
Viceroy of the Indies,
368
00:30:16,535 --> 00:30:19,137
ex-president of the United
States of America...
369
00:30:19,282 --> 00:30:22,841
- a former French ambassador to Istanbul...
- Thank you, thank you!
370
00:30:23,404 --> 00:30:26,070
Thank you for why?
I want to help, monsieur.
371
00:30:26,787 --> 00:30:29,408
You have been no end of help.
Thank you very much.
372
00:30:29,429 --> 00:30:34,299
Hey, but remember, monsieur, anytime you
want help, Tapage is at your service.
373
00:30:44,760 --> 00:30:46,078
That bad, miss?
374
00:30:46,191 --> 00:30:47,778
Oh, I'm sorry, did
I startle you?
375
00:30:48,288 --> 00:30:49,042
Yes.
376
00:30:51,475 --> 00:30:52,994
We're leaving the country!
377
00:31:13,552 --> 00:31:15,766
Father, we're crossing
the Atlantic!
378
00:31:16,315 --> 00:31:18,843
The Atlantic!
Why, this is outrageous!
379
00:31:18,863 --> 00:31:23,382
I'll see that fellow Robur clapped in irons
for this if it's the last thing I do!
380
00:31:23,403 --> 00:31:24,669
Oh, look, a boat!
381
00:31:32,436 --> 00:31:34,453
Ship ahoy!
382
00:31:34,945 --> 00:31:36,180
You! Boat!
383
00:31:36,769 --> 00:31:39,444
This is Prudent of Philadelphia!
384
00:31:43,032 --> 00:31:46,046
We're... we're being abducted!
385
00:31:49,197 --> 00:31:51,362
Notify the President!
386
00:31:51,723 --> 00:31:53,951
Notify Congress!
387
00:31:54,357 --> 00:31:57,366
This is Prudent...
of Philadelphia!
388
00:32:01,474 --> 00:32:03,512
Prudent of Philadelphia?
389
00:32:10,466 --> 00:32:14,543
- The arms manufacturer?
- And what business is that of yours, sir?
390
00:32:14,915 --> 00:32:17,944
This is the father of all irony.
391
00:32:17,965 --> 00:32:21,040
Isn't it enough that we're your
prisoners, must you spy on us as well?
392
00:32:21,564 --> 00:32:23,963
Sir, the lookout reports
a warship ahead.
393
00:32:23,983 --> 00:32:25,682
A warship?
394
00:32:26,513 --> 00:32:28,411
- Return to your station.
- Yes!
395
00:32:40,498 --> 00:32:43,712
Phillip, can you not learn
to control your temper?
396
00:32:43,880 --> 00:32:45,660
Please keep it in check
until it's wanted.
397
00:32:45,680 --> 00:32:47,362
I've heard enough
from you too, sir!
398
00:32:47,840 --> 00:32:48,783
Phillip...
399
00:32:51,705 --> 00:32:54,989
Now why should he concern
himself with warships?
400
00:32:55,350 --> 00:32:59,104
And what the devil business is it
of his that I manufacturer arms?
401
00:33:10,662 --> 00:33:12,435
It's an American ship, sir!
402
00:33:12,660 --> 00:33:15,580
Does it matter what flag
it flies, Mr. Turner?
403
00:33:16,077 --> 00:33:19,017
It is time to begin.
Take her down!
404
00:33:19,502 --> 00:33:22,092
Take her down within
hailing distance!
405
00:33:37,984 --> 00:33:39,909
He's heading directly for it!
406
00:33:39,930 --> 00:33:42,084
What the devil is
going on here?!
407
00:33:47,693 --> 00:33:50,409
Hold her at 300 feet and hover.
408
00:34:00,486 --> 00:34:05,293
Officers and crew of the American
war vessel, this is Robur speaking.
409
00:34:05,565 --> 00:34:09,348
You have exactly 20 minutes
to evacuate your ship!
410
00:34:09,597 --> 00:34:12,660
At the end of that time
it will be destroyed!
411
00:34:12,680 --> 00:34:17,335
I give you this warning because I
bear no malice toward any man aboard!
412
00:34:17,484 --> 00:34:20,806
Believe me in what I say!
I do not exaggerate!
413
00:34:20,827 --> 00:34:23,673
In 20 minutes your ship
will be sent to the bottom.
414
00:34:25,877 --> 00:34:28,385
Your time commences... now!
415
00:34:30,477 --> 00:34:33,220
All right, Mr.
Turner, take us up!
416
00:34:36,740 --> 00:34:40,439
Attention all crew,
stand by for bomb run!
417
00:34:40,633 --> 00:34:44,395
Attention all crew,
stand by for bomb run!
418
00:34:44,416 --> 00:34:46,958
- He can't be serious.
- Can't he.
419
00:35:07,988 --> 00:35:09,539
This is your last warning!
420
00:35:09,560 --> 00:35:11,817
Abandon your ship
before it's too late!
421
00:35:15,675 --> 00:35:18,331
Tell me when we're directly
above them, Mr. Turner.
422
00:35:25,711 --> 00:35:27,378
We're directly over them, sir.
423
00:35:29,740 --> 00:35:31,361
Sir, we're directly over them.
424
00:35:46,799 --> 00:35:48,658
- Better get her inside.
- Yes.
425
00:35:49,174 --> 00:35:51,997
I'll talk to that maniac myself!
426
00:35:53,453 --> 00:35:54,279
Gone...
427
00:35:55,772 --> 00:35:57,509
as if it never existed.
428
00:35:58,097 --> 00:36:01,008
It never should have
existed, Mr. Turner.
429
00:36:06,733 --> 00:36:08,936
It is better destroyed.
430
00:36:11,964 --> 00:36:13,374
Destroyed.
431
00:36:33,760 --> 00:36:34,827
Feeling better?
432
00:36:35,437 --> 00:36:38,332
I suppose it's shock of
what we saw this afternoon.
433
00:36:41,186 --> 00:36:43,051
I can still hardly believe it.
434
00:36:43,323 --> 00:36:45,307
I know, I feel the same.
435
00:36:45,592 --> 00:36:48,090
- Where's Father?
- In the dining hall.
436
00:36:48,343 --> 00:36:49,427
Why aren't you?
437
00:36:49,848 --> 00:36:52,362
I wouldn't sit at the same
table with that butcher!
438
00:36:52,930 --> 00:36:53,761
Mr. Strock?
439
00:36:53,781 --> 00:36:56,602
That he should eat with
Robur is no surprise to me.
440
00:36:56,874 --> 00:37:00,143
- Why do you hate him so, Phillip?
- I don't hate him, Dorothy, I...
441
00:37:00,164 --> 00:37:01,903
it's not that important to me...
442
00:37:01,924 --> 00:37:04,107
I have contempt for him,
because he's a coward.
443
00:37:05,180 --> 00:37:08,463
- Perhaps he's only waiting...
- For a propitious moment?
444
00:37:08,837 --> 00:37:09,835
No, my dear...
445
00:37:10,353 --> 00:37:13,151
It's the duty of a gentlemen to show
his colors at the very start...
446
00:37:13,172 --> 00:37:14,162
danger or no.
447
00:37:14,183 --> 00:37:17,300
Not to wait for the convenience
of safe opportunity.
448
00:37:18,673 --> 00:37:21,166
But let's not talk of
this, you must be hungry.
449
00:37:21,187 --> 00:37:22,330
Not very.
450
00:37:23,050 --> 00:37:24,200
But you have to eat.
451
00:37:24,623 --> 00:37:26,575
I'll go to the galley and
fetch you some supper.
452
00:37:33,226 --> 00:37:35,486
And you expect us
to believe, sir...
453
00:37:35,866 --> 00:37:38,139
that because you gave
that ship warning...
454
00:37:38,529 --> 00:37:41,196
that your actions of this
afternoon were justifiable?
455
00:37:41,216 --> 00:37:42,797
I expect nothing, sir.
456
00:37:42,818 --> 00:37:45,165
What you did was an act
of pure barbarism.
457
00:37:45,186 --> 00:37:47,646
And were it not for the
love I bear my daughter,
458
00:37:47,666 --> 00:37:50,124
and for the respect
and esteem in which
459
00:37:50,144 --> 00:37:55,102
I hold Mr. Evans and Mr. Strock, I would
rather the four of us perish in the sea...
460
00:37:55,358 --> 00:37:59,302
than that this hell ship be preserved for
the commission of further atrocities.
461
00:37:59,542 --> 00:38:01,937
Was it not an atrocity
that that warship was
462
00:38:01,957 --> 00:38:04,338
built for the sole
purpose of destruction.
463
00:38:04,529 --> 00:38:08,456
And do you consider yourself, sir,
a government unto yourself,
464
00:38:08,477 --> 00:38:12,993
that you can condemn other nations
and wantonly declare war upon them?
465
00:38:13,013 --> 00:38:15,790
I am a man unto myself,
Mr. Prudent, who has
466
00:38:15,810 --> 00:38:19,210
declared war against war.
That is my purpose, sir!
467
00:38:19,449 --> 00:38:21,721
The purpose for which
this ship was built.
468
00:38:22,289 --> 00:38:25,346
To end for all time the
scourge of warfare.
469
00:38:25,781 --> 00:38:26,498
But you...
470
00:38:26,910 --> 00:38:28,117
Bah!
471
00:38:31,181 --> 00:38:33,033
How do you propose
to do that, sir?
472
00:38:33,363 --> 00:38:37,191
By using the threat of
invincible power, Mr. Strock.
473
00:38:37,556 --> 00:38:41,302
Or if necessary, by using that power
itself, as you saw this afternoon
474
00:38:41,669 --> 00:38:44,957
I have already notified the leaders
of your government and instructed
475
00:38:44,977 --> 00:38:48,756
them to make plans to scrap their
navy and immobilize their army.
476
00:38:49,391 --> 00:38:52,265
The government of Great Britain
will be similarly notified.
477
00:38:52,780 --> 00:38:57,975
Every major government in the world
will be given the selfsame ultimatum.
478
00:38:58,859 --> 00:39:00,836
Disarm or perish!
479
00:39:01,791 --> 00:39:04,050
You, sir, are mad!
480
00:39:04,484 --> 00:39:06,462
Quite, quite mad!
481
00:39:07,176 --> 00:39:10,780
How like the reasoning of
your kind, Mr. Prudent.
482
00:39:11,103 --> 00:39:15,358
All well and sane to be the owner
of factories, the products of which
483
00:39:15,378 --> 00:39:19,859
cause the violent deaths of
millions in war time, and in peace.
484
00:39:20,019 --> 00:39:23,693
But to kill hundreds
or even thousands...
485
00:39:24,423 --> 00:39:28,350
with the aim of ending such
deaths for all time...
486
00:39:29,359 --> 00:39:31,000
this is madness?
487
00:39:32,830 --> 00:39:33,671
And, sir...
488
00:39:34,259 --> 00:39:37,079
do you consider a man
who makes a weapon...
489
00:39:37,374 --> 00:39:40,151
responsible for the action
of the man who buys it?
490
00:39:40,284 --> 00:39:41,610
Yes, I do, sir!
491
00:39:41,781 --> 00:39:44,605
All men are responsible
to all other men!
492
00:40:09,770 --> 00:40:13,677
That Robur is mad, utterly
and completely mad.
493
00:40:14,224 --> 00:40:16,426
Threatening to
destroy the world.
494
00:40:16,447 --> 00:40:18,220
Mr. Prudent, I should
like a word with you, sir.
495
00:40:18,240 --> 00:40:20,030
All right, son,
speak your mind.
496
00:40:20,535 --> 00:40:22,358
This is for your ears alone.
497
00:40:22,952 --> 00:40:25,408
Don't be silly, Mr. Strock
is one of us!
498
00:40:25,515 --> 00:40:26,294
Is he, sir?
499
00:40:26,314 --> 00:40:28,591
Of course he is, we have no
secrets from each other!
500
00:40:28,612 --> 00:40:31,470
Very well...
against my better judgment however.
501
00:40:32,641 --> 00:40:35,307
I just heard from the cook that
the water tanks are empty...
502
00:40:35,454 --> 00:40:38,230
and they're to be refilled
tomorrow morning over Ireland.
503
00:40:38,251 --> 00:40:38,947
In Ireland!
504
00:40:38,967 --> 00:40:40,891
We must take advantage
of that landing Mr. Prudent
505
00:40:40,911 --> 00:40:42,418
it may be our only
chance to escape.
506
00:40:42,438 --> 00:40:44,321
Yes, it may, it may.
507
00:40:44,342 --> 00:40:47,032
You look something less
than elated, Mr. Strock.
508
00:40:47,397 --> 00:40:50,235
I'm sorry, I can't
join you, gentlemen.
509
00:40:50,716 --> 00:40:51,446
What!
510
00:40:51,964 --> 00:40:54,222
We understand, only too well.
511
00:40:54,741 --> 00:40:56,718
Think what you will, Mr. Evans.
512
00:40:58,177 --> 00:41:00,729
If Robur is informed about
our plans for escape...
513
00:41:01,005 --> 00:41:02,643
I shall kill you, Mr. Strock.
514
00:41:02,756 --> 00:41:03,683
Phillip!
515
00:41:10,887 --> 00:41:14,458
I must confess, I do not
understand that man at all.
516
00:41:14,478 --> 00:41:16,190
What is there to understand?
517
00:41:16,365 --> 00:41:19,591
- Come, let's make our plans.
- Yes, I'm not so keen about this Ireland.
518
00:41:19,728 --> 00:41:21,944
- Why?
- Well, I'm not very popular there.
519
00:41:21,964 --> 00:41:25,618
You see, some years ago, much
against my better judgment, I...
520
00:41:25,888 --> 00:41:28,342
I sold arms to the British.
521
00:41:50,849 --> 00:41:52,924
- Good morning.
- Good morning.
522
00:41:54,131 --> 00:41:56,530
Father told me what
happened last night.
523
00:41:56,551 --> 00:41:58,017
About the plan to...
524
00:42:03,252 --> 00:42:04,928
About the plan to escape.
525
00:42:04,949 --> 00:42:06,800
Do you really intend
to stay aboard?
526
00:42:08,006 --> 00:42:09,871
I have no choice, miss.
527
00:42:11,012 --> 00:42:14,084
Even if escape is possible, of
which I'm not at all sure...
528
00:42:14,644 --> 00:42:17,618
it can in no way
jeopardize Robur's plans.
529
00:42:17,792 --> 00:42:19,166
I don't understand.
530
00:42:19,959 --> 00:42:23,002
Well, since I represent our
government, I can't look for escape.
531
00:42:23,240 --> 00:42:26,368
I must remain aboard and do
what I can to stop Robur.
532
00:42:27,419 --> 00:42:29,790
Then you believe his
ambition's an evil one.
533
00:42:29,811 --> 00:42:31,627
His ambition, no...
534
00:42:32,174 --> 00:42:33,731
but his method, yes!
535
00:42:34,769 --> 00:42:36,424
I suppose you're right.
536
00:42:39,766 --> 00:42:43,188
Still, there is something kind
of wonderful about his dream.
537
00:42:44,806 --> 00:42:48,131
Oh, Father also told me what
Phillip said last night.
538
00:42:48,152 --> 00:42:50,249
- I'm sure he didn't...
- That isn't important, miss...
539
00:42:50,270 --> 00:42:53,194
but what is important is the
escape you're planning.
540
00:42:53,366 --> 00:42:54,274
Are you sure...
541
00:42:54,295 --> 00:42:56,451
- Thank you, Phillip.
- Good morning, Father.
542
00:42:56,472 --> 00:42:58,748
Good morning, my dear.
Mr. Strock.
543
00:42:58,768 --> 00:42:59,982
Good morning.
544
00:43:00,280 --> 00:43:01,781
Ahh... Ireland!
545
00:43:09,988 --> 00:43:11,152
Ireland!
546
00:43:15,668 --> 00:43:18,018
Your decision still
stands, Mr. Strock?
547
00:43:18,243 --> 00:43:19,631
Yes, it does.
548
00:43:20,263 --> 00:43:22,549
Phillip, Mr. Strock is
remaining on board...
549
00:43:22,704 --> 00:43:24,989
It isn't necessary
to explain, miss.
550
00:43:25,010 --> 00:43:26,098
No, it isn't.
551
00:43:26,781 --> 00:43:28,801
The choice is yours of course.
552
00:43:30,336 --> 00:43:32,957
We'll need the use of
your knife however.
553
00:43:33,228 --> 00:43:35,136
Have you carefully thought
this out, Mr. Evans?
554
00:43:35,156 --> 00:43:37,081
Your knife, please.
555
00:43:38,079 --> 00:43:41,311
You're not responsible for
yourself only, Mr. Evans.
556
00:43:41,571 --> 00:43:42,587
Your knife.
557
00:43:46,686 --> 00:43:48,705
I hope you know
what you're doing.
558
00:43:54,244 --> 00:43:57,849
- Are we doing the right thing, Phillip?
- Has his cowardice affected you too?
559
00:43:57,870 --> 00:43:59,861
He is not a coward.
He's remaining on this ship
560
00:43:59,881 --> 00:44:01,890
to stop Robur.
Is that the goal of a coward?
561
00:44:02,043 --> 00:44:03,824
- Is that what he told you?
- Do you doubt it?
562
00:44:03,845 --> 00:44:05,339
He'll do nothing against Robur...
nothing!
563
00:44:05,360 --> 00:44:07,274
- But he hasn't...
- It isn't important, Dorothy...
564
00:44:07,653 --> 00:44:08,984
our escape is.
565
00:44:09,335 --> 00:44:11,533
You have the knife, let's
not waste any more time.
566
00:44:11,553 --> 00:44:13,769
Shield me, both of you.
567
00:44:26,116 --> 00:44:27,982
Attention all crew members...
568
00:44:28,003 --> 00:44:30,633
report to your stations
for taking on water.
569
00:44:30,857 --> 00:44:32,894
Attention all crew members...
570
00:44:32,915 --> 00:44:35,243
report to your stations
for taking on water.
571
00:45:05,863 --> 00:45:07,644
Lower the water hose.
572
00:45:10,996 --> 00:45:12,932
Hey, what the devil is he doing?
573
00:45:12,953 --> 00:45:14,727
You said we were going to land.
574
00:45:14,867 --> 00:45:16,298
I don't understand.
575
00:45:16,809 --> 00:45:19,208
He's not going to land at all.
Look... look!
576
00:45:19,615 --> 00:45:21,459
They're going to pump
the water up to the
577
00:45:21,479 --> 00:45:23,836
ship through a hose.
This changes everything.
578
00:45:23,857 --> 00:45:26,389
- No... no, we can still make it.
- How?
579
00:45:34,272 --> 00:45:36,194
For that matter, it
improves our chances.
580
00:45:36,446 --> 00:45:38,758
The current of the river will
carry us out of their range.
581
00:45:38,779 --> 00:45:41,100
And they certainly can't land
on the water to pursue us.
582
00:45:41,121 --> 00:45:44,056
This is all very well, my
dear boy, but I can't swim.
583
00:45:44,077 --> 00:45:45,135
I'll help you.
584
00:45:45,156 --> 00:45:47,719
We could break our backs jumping
from this height, Phillip.
585
00:45:47,740 --> 00:45:49,297
Not if we're careful.
586
00:45:49,788 --> 00:45:53,182
Well, it's now or never, do you want to
remain aboard this ship permanently?
587
00:45:53,427 --> 00:45:56,317
- No, of course not.
- I'll go first.
588
00:45:59,451 --> 00:46:00,601
Hold it!
589
00:46:00,790 --> 00:46:01,898
Move along.
590
00:46:05,404 --> 00:46:07,361
Take your hands off
me, young man.
591
00:46:07,382 --> 00:46:10,039
I shall report you to
your superior officer.
592
00:46:25,595 --> 00:46:28,597
I'll kill you, Strock,
I swear I will.
593
00:46:31,445 --> 00:46:33,409
Whose idea was this escape?
594
00:46:33,997 --> 00:46:35,507
- Mine!
- That's not true!
595
00:46:35,779 --> 00:46:38,096
Miss Prudent and her father
had nothing to do with it.
596
00:46:38,487 --> 00:46:42,162
You no doubt think I admire your courage
in assuming the responsibility,
597
00:46:42,183 --> 00:46:43,941
well, you are quite
mistaken, Mr. Evans.
598
00:46:44,212 --> 00:46:47,216
Your kind of gentlemanly
naiveté is repugnant to me.
599
00:46:47,237 --> 00:46:49,501
Stay out of my way, Mr. Evans!
I have work to do...
600
00:46:49,522 --> 00:46:51,514
and I will brook no
interference from anyone!
601
00:46:51,534 --> 00:46:53,027
From anyone, do you hear me?!
602
00:46:53,205 --> 00:46:55,870
You will perhaps remember that when
you have been properly disciplined.
603
00:46:55,891 --> 00:46:57,656
You're not frightening me, sir!
604
00:46:57,677 --> 00:46:59,958
Mr. Turner, take
him to the ropes!
605
00:47:00,199 --> 00:47:01,363
Just a moment, sir.
606
00:47:02,036 --> 00:47:03,784
You assured me there
would be no reprisal.
607
00:47:03,804 --> 00:47:05,837
And there will be
none, Mr. Strock.
608
00:47:07,086 --> 00:47:09,729
As captain of the Albatross,
I would be well within
609
00:47:09,749 --> 00:47:13,074
my rights to have Mr. Evans
executed on the spot!
610
00:47:13,095 --> 00:47:15,164
But your intercession
has spared him that.
611
00:47:15,553 --> 00:47:18,638
However, he will be taught
for once and for all...
612
00:47:19,094 --> 00:47:22,209
the foolishness of tampering with me.
Take him to the ropes!
613
00:48:03,678 --> 00:48:05,271
Rope him up, Mr. Shanks.
614
00:48:12,440 --> 00:48:14,783
- All right, lower him!
- No!
615
00:48:18,360 --> 00:48:19,925
- No!
- Lower him!
616
00:48:35,070 --> 00:48:38,674
Well, sir, I trust
you're satisfied!
617
00:48:39,067 --> 00:48:43,794
- Surely you don't think...
- I don't care to listen to your excuses!
618
00:48:43,962 --> 00:48:46,262
They're as worthless
as your punishment.
619
00:48:51,969 --> 00:48:54,157
Is this how you
hold life sacred?
620
00:48:54,760 --> 00:48:56,555
15 minutes, Mr. Turner.
621
00:48:56,576 --> 00:48:59,150
Get him up!
Do you hear what I said?!
622
00:48:59,171 --> 00:49:00,426
Get him up!
623
00:49:10,480 --> 00:49:12,023
Put him over as well!
624
00:49:12,043 --> 00:49:13,755
No, please!
625
00:49:14,247 --> 00:49:16,797
You can't do that.
He's not a young man. He can't...
626
00:49:16,817 --> 00:49:20,990
Have a care, Mr. Strock.
Your position is not so secure...
627
00:49:21,231 --> 00:49:23,140
Perhaps you would like
to take his place.
628
00:49:23,161 --> 00:49:25,506
No one takes my place!
629
00:49:40,856 --> 00:49:43,717
All right... drop him!
630
00:49:57,840 --> 00:49:59,249
I said I'd kill you...
631
00:49:59,269 --> 00:50:02,493
Use your head man, we can't
hope to survive if you don't.
632
00:50:02,513 --> 00:50:05,696
We can't survive anyway, but at least
I'll get the satisfaction of...
633
00:51:13,765 --> 00:51:14,621
Turner!
634
00:51:15,299 --> 00:51:16,846
What is that vibration?
635
00:51:19,361 --> 00:51:21,199
Turner, the steering cabin!
636
00:51:28,245 --> 00:51:30,363
Mr. Turner, quick,
we're losing height!
637
00:51:41,560 --> 00:51:44,151
- 15 minutes... 15 minutes!
- Yes, sir!
638
00:51:45,097 --> 00:51:46,437
Those thunderheads...
639
00:51:46,458 --> 00:51:48,695
get the captain up here, he
was down in the bow hold.
640
00:52:03,050 --> 00:52:05,545
Mr. Turner wants you, sir.
We're heading into thunderheads.
641
00:52:15,112 --> 00:52:17,309
Mr. Turner, what seems
to be your trouble?
642
00:52:17,329 --> 00:52:20,030
Sir, we're losing height,
and I have full power.
643
00:52:34,847 --> 00:52:39,321
Gentlemen, will you please all go
immediately to your emergency posts!
644
00:52:41,882 --> 00:52:44,126
Now... now is our
chance to get them up.
645
00:52:44,912 --> 00:52:48,532
- I can't see them anymore!
- They're lost in the clouds.
646
00:52:49,554 --> 00:52:51,234
- All right.
- Pull!
647
00:53:18,692 --> 00:53:21,433
Well, apparently we're
in the clear, gentlemen.
648
00:53:22,022 --> 00:53:24,284
Call them and ask them
to resume normal power.
649
00:53:24,304 --> 00:53:25,833
Yes, sir.
650
00:53:25,853 --> 00:53:29,383
Engine room. Engine room.
Resume normal power.
651
00:53:32,880 --> 00:53:34,409
Take over the wheel.
652
00:53:42,775 --> 00:53:44,023
Those men!
653
00:53:45,370 --> 00:53:46,772
Those two men!
654
00:53:49,280 --> 00:53:51,975
We've got to get Mr. Strock up.
He's still down there.
655
00:53:52,608 --> 00:53:54,861
Come here. You take that handle.
656
00:53:55,132 --> 00:53:56,618
Those two men!
657
00:53:56,940 --> 00:53:58,442
They're still down there!
658
00:53:58,820 --> 00:54:00,237
Both of you, Mr. Alistair!
659
00:54:00,258 --> 00:54:01,723
Mr. Turner, go down!
660
00:54:09,544 --> 00:54:10,693
Get them up!
661
00:54:21,224 --> 00:54:22,627
It's both of them!
662
00:54:32,516 --> 00:54:35,351
So what matters the wreckage
in a small cabin, when
663
00:54:35,371 --> 00:54:39,051
we are trying to prevent
the wreckage of the world!
664
00:54:47,413 --> 00:54:48,647
Yes? Who is it?
665
00:54:51,955 --> 00:54:55,518
I am Mr. Prudent, sir.
I'd like a few words with you.
666
00:54:55,742 --> 00:54:59,108
- How are the young men?
- As well as can be expected.
667
00:54:59,655 --> 00:55:01,212
Well, sir, what do you want?
668
00:55:01,233 --> 00:55:04,659
I'm here to offer you the sum of
10 million dollars, if you will
669
00:55:04,679 --> 00:55:08,123
return this ship to the United States
and surrender it, and yourself.
670
00:55:08,608 --> 00:55:12,813
I can guarantee you full
amnesty if you comply with...
671
00:55:14,159 --> 00:55:17,342
- Seems to amuse you, sir.
- Not really, sir.
672
00:55:18,128 --> 00:55:20,648
10 Million dollars.
That's most generous.
673
00:55:20,798 --> 00:55:22,354
Well, what do you say?
674
00:55:22,796 --> 00:55:26,739
What if I were to tell you that I could get
20 million dollars from Great Britain?
675
00:55:26,759 --> 00:55:30,839
Then I should tell you, sir, that my
government will better any offer...
676
00:55:30,859 --> 00:55:34,838
Enough, Mr. Prudent! Enough!
677
00:55:36,528 --> 00:55:38,691
It is quite obvious that
you do not understand
678
00:55:38,711 --> 00:55:41,241
me and in all probability
you never will.
679
00:55:41,690 --> 00:55:45,308
Do you actually believe that I
started this project of mine...
680
00:55:45,631 --> 00:55:48,870
with the aim of ultimately selling
out to the highest bidder?
681
00:55:49,019 --> 00:55:50,765
You are a fool Mr. Prudent.
682
00:55:50,785 --> 00:55:53,134
I beg your pardon!
And worse than that, you are a cynic!
683
00:55:53,154 --> 00:55:58,397
A man who has come to regard money as
the solution to all human problems.
684
00:56:02,624 --> 00:56:06,102
Here is the text of a leaflet which
we will soon drop on London.
685
00:56:06,250 --> 00:56:08,454
Quote: To the British
Government...
686
00:56:08,596 --> 00:56:12,340
You will, upon receipt of this message,
commence a program of disarmament.
687
00:56:12,662 --> 00:56:16,143
Which is to include the scuttling
of all Royal Navy ships...
688
00:56:16,449 --> 00:56:18,664
the demobilization of
all ground forces and
689
00:56:18,684 --> 00:56:21,251
the elimination of all
arms and ammunitions.
690
00:56:21,368 --> 00:56:22,799
Failure to comply...
691
00:56:23,583 --> 00:56:25,729
But I'm sure you get
the point, Mr. Prudent.
692
00:56:35,657 --> 00:56:37,216
You will be stopped, sir.
693
00:56:38,034 --> 00:56:42,600
As surely as there's a heaven
above us, you will be stopped!
694
00:56:43,217 --> 00:56:45,333
And who is going to
stop me, Mr. Prudent?
695
00:56:45,648 --> 00:56:46,373
You?
696
00:56:46,941 --> 00:56:48,175
Mr. Evans?
697
00:56:48,459 --> 00:56:49,479
Mr...
698
00:56:52,351 --> 00:56:53,301
Yes...
699
00:56:54,600 --> 00:56:55,805
Perhaps...
700
00:57:13,873 --> 00:57:15,197
How are you feeling?
701
00:57:16,225 --> 00:57:18,244
Oh, a little worse for wear.
702
00:57:18,754 --> 00:57:19,939
No wonder.
703
00:57:23,795 --> 00:57:25,167
How's Mr. Evans?
704
00:57:25,834 --> 00:57:27,049
Asleep.
705
00:57:27,843 --> 00:57:28,902
John...
706
00:57:29,607 --> 00:57:33,008
Why did you tell Robur
about our plan to escape?
707
00:57:33,106 --> 00:57:35,110
When I knew you'd never make it.
708
00:57:35,952 --> 00:57:38,961
It would've been difficult
enough had the ship landed...
709
00:57:39,259 --> 00:57:42,445
but hovering 20 some feet
above a river, Dorothy.
710
00:57:42,596 --> 00:57:44,380
Then you did it to save us.
711
00:57:44,929 --> 00:57:46,466
Mostly to save you.
712
00:57:56,846 --> 00:57:58,767
Would you like some hot soup?
713
00:57:58,914 --> 00:58:00,992
Yes, yes, thank you.
714
00:58:22,721 --> 00:58:23,652
Come in.
715
00:58:32,790 --> 00:58:34,113
How are you, Mr. Strock?
716
00:58:35,151 --> 00:58:36,710
I'm all right, Mr. Robur.
717
00:58:37,415 --> 00:58:38,709
And Mr. Evans?
718
00:58:39,973 --> 00:58:41,826
I don't know, he's still asleep.
719
00:58:42,265 --> 00:58:45,226
I have come to offer you
my apology, Mr. Strock.
720
00:58:45,961 --> 00:58:49,714
I realize that that is hardly
compensation for what you went through.
721
00:58:50,788 --> 00:58:52,053
However...
722
00:58:52,881 --> 00:58:55,396
I admire you, Mr. Strock.
723
00:58:56,020 --> 00:58:59,921
You do what feel you must do without
caring whether you alienate anyone or...
724
00:59:00,381 --> 00:59:02,527
whether they
understand you or not.
725
00:59:03,452 --> 00:59:04,805
That is my way.
726
00:59:06,079 --> 00:59:08,882
That is the only way for
a man of dedication.
727
00:59:09,243 --> 00:59:11,999
I know that you would
like to stop me, sir.
728
00:59:12,533 --> 00:59:15,649
For that reason, my impulse
is to have you destroyed.
729
00:59:16,335 --> 00:59:18,520
My desire, on the
other hand, is to...
730
00:59:19,064 --> 00:59:20,344
have you join me.
731
00:59:22,156 --> 00:59:24,807
You're an intelligent
man, Mr. Strock.
732
00:59:25,351 --> 00:59:28,595
Surely you must appreciate
my ultimate objective?
733
00:59:28,835 --> 00:59:32,755
I would also have to believe in your
method of achieving this objective.
734
00:59:33,623 --> 00:59:34,752
I don't.
735
00:59:35,247 --> 00:59:37,403
What alternative
method is there,
736
00:59:38,579 --> 00:59:41,421
that would not require
centuries more of...
737
00:59:41,441 --> 00:59:43,715
of violence and bloodshed?
738
00:59:44,650 --> 00:59:45,543
Enough!
739
00:59:47,830 --> 00:59:49,427
It is too long to wait!
740
00:59:50,263 --> 00:59:51,792
With courage and daring...
741
00:59:53,183 --> 00:59:55,721
worldwide peace can
be achieved now!
742
00:59:56,598 --> 00:59:58,422
Not with my help, Mr. Robur.
743
00:59:58,600 --> 01:00:00,059
Is that final, sir?
744
01:00:00,937 --> 01:00:02,142
Yes, it is!
745
01:00:03,812 --> 01:00:05,919
Then shall I have you executed?
746
01:00:18,337 --> 01:00:20,764
Mr. Robur, you're the
captain of the ship.
747
01:00:27,354 --> 01:00:29,466
Will you give me your word
of honor, sir, that you
748
01:00:29,486 --> 01:00:32,320
will not try, in any way,
to interfere with my work?
749
01:00:32,341 --> 01:00:35,281
That is the only chance
remaining to you, Mr. Strock.
750
01:00:37,226 --> 01:00:38,250
Yes.
751
01:00:40,163 --> 01:00:41,398
I'm satisfied.
752
01:00:46,832 --> 01:00:49,721
If you should change your
mind about joining us...
753
01:00:51,139 --> 01:00:53,530
I shall always be glad
to welcome your help.
754
01:01:01,794 --> 01:01:03,470
You survived to...
755
01:01:03,705 --> 01:01:05,596
once more knuckle down to him.
756
01:01:06,527 --> 01:01:10,600
No good to smile at me, Mr. Strock, I heard
you promise not to interfere with him.
757
01:01:11,106 --> 01:01:12,106
Did you?
758
01:01:13,468 --> 01:01:16,035
What would you say, Mr.
Evans, if I told you...
759
01:01:16,231 --> 01:01:18,339
that I will not only
interfere with him,
760
01:01:18,461 --> 01:01:19,813
but I will stop him.
761
01:01:20,097 --> 01:01:22,247
I heard you give your
word of honor to him.
762
01:01:24,073 --> 01:01:25,906
This is the world
we're living in...
763
01:01:26,254 --> 01:01:29,972
not a drawing room, so don't speak
to me about words of honor!
764
01:01:30,926 --> 01:01:33,480
We happen to be prisoners on
the ship of a man who would
765
01:01:33,500 --> 01:01:36,825
willingly destroy the world in
order to save it, Mr. Evans!
766
01:01:36,992 --> 01:01:38,148
The world!
767
01:01:38,432 --> 01:01:39,686
Reality!
768
01:01:40,314 --> 01:01:42,497
Now open your eyes
and look at it hard!
769
01:01:42,865 --> 01:01:44,247
What should I have done?
770
01:01:44,860 --> 01:01:49,715
Proclaimed in ringing gentlemanly tones
that I would resist him to my last breath?
771
01:01:50,610 --> 01:01:54,312
Well, believe me, Mr. Evans, that last
breath would be shortly forthcoming.
772
01:01:54,490 --> 01:01:57,067
It was risk enough to refuse
joining forces with him!
773
01:01:57,088 --> 01:01:59,042
And I think that was a mistake!
774
01:01:59,937 --> 01:02:03,790
If I had joined forces with him I could've
found his weaknesses more easily.
775
01:02:05,009 --> 01:02:07,096
Now I'll have to work
in the dark, Mr. Evans,
776
01:02:07,117 --> 01:02:09,689
but at least I'm alive to do so.
777
01:02:10,098 --> 01:02:13,705
Perhaps somewhat less than a
perfect gentleman, but alive!
778
01:02:14,802 --> 01:02:19,193
- Without honor, sir.
- Oh, honor be damned, Mr. Evans!
779
01:02:19,957 --> 01:02:20,996
Stop this!
780
01:02:24,073 --> 01:02:27,507
How dare you talk that way to
the man that saved your life!
781
01:02:27,938 --> 01:02:29,928
- What?!
- Yes, your life!
782
01:02:29,987 --> 01:02:33,417
Your rope broke and he carried you
until he was pulled aboard again!
783
01:02:34,633 --> 01:02:37,652
And as for you, Mr.
"I have a job to do" Strock,
784
01:02:37,673 --> 01:02:40,317
if every man in the world
were as ruthless as you...
785
01:02:40,338 --> 01:02:42,268
- I didn't...
- I don't care what you meant!
786
01:02:42,493 --> 01:02:44,071
Here, feed yourself!
787
01:02:51,742 --> 01:02:53,928
Mr. Robur, Turner calling.
788
01:02:57,847 --> 01:02:59,680
- Yes!
- London ahead, sir.
789
01:02:59,701 --> 01:03:02,105
- Are the leaflets ready for dropping?
- They are, sir.
790
01:03:02,126 --> 01:03:04,389
- Very well, and Mr. Turner...
- Sir?
791
01:03:04,409 --> 01:03:07,240
- Ready the bomb racks!
- Yes, sir!
792
01:03:12,032 --> 01:03:13,365
Attention, all crew!
793
01:03:13,639 --> 01:03:15,001
Attention, all crew!
794
01:03:15,941 --> 01:03:18,362
All hands, report to
your battle stations!
795
01:03:18,382 --> 01:03:19,382
Repeat...
796
01:03:19,402 --> 01:03:21,820
All hands, report to
your battle stations!
797
01:03:43,207 --> 01:03:46,432
- Bomb rack all loaded, sir.
- All right, stand by!
798
01:03:49,719 --> 01:03:51,056
Bombs all ready, sir.
799
01:03:51,077 --> 01:03:52,958
- Drop the leaflets.
- Yes, sir.
800
01:03:54,094 --> 01:03:55,447
Drop the leaflets!
801
01:04:13,508 --> 01:04:15,003
What's he dropping?
802
01:04:15,024 --> 01:04:19,561
He's dropping leaflets on the British
government, telling them to disarm.
803
01:04:20,257 --> 01:04:22,706
- You shouldn't be up.
- I'm all right.
804
01:04:23,285 --> 01:04:25,421
- Is that London?
- Yeah...
805
01:04:25,442 --> 01:04:27,697
we're headed straight
up the Themes.
806
01:04:27,969 --> 01:04:30,262
All right, take us
down, Mr. Turner.
807
01:04:31,182 --> 01:04:33,937
To within hailing
distance, and hover.
808
01:04:44,978 --> 01:04:49,309
You below, this is
Robur speaking!
809
01:04:49,727 --> 01:04:53,720
You have exactly 20 minutes
to evacuate the area!
810
01:04:54,078 --> 01:04:58,051
At the end of that time, every
vessel in sight will be destroyed!
811
01:04:58,307 --> 01:05:01,873
Do exactly as I say,
you have no choice!
812
01:05:02,197 --> 01:05:04,353
You cannot harm my ship!
813
01:05:04,477 --> 01:05:07,485
You can however save your lives!
814
01:05:18,235 --> 01:05:20,215
The bombs are in position, sir.
815
01:06:01,903 --> 01:06:04,728
Take us away from
here, Mr. Turner.
816
01:07:08,769 --> 01:07:11,747
I think it's time we faced
the situation as it is.
817
01:07:13,034 --> 01:07:15,708
There is little, if any,
likelihood of escaping.
818
01:07:16,066 --> 01:07:17,797
And at the same time I don't
see that we can merely
819
01:07:17,817 --> 01:07:20,809
sit by and watch Robur
decimate the entire world.
820
01:07:20,829 --> 01:07:23,390
And what else can
we do, Mr. Strock?
821
01:07:23,775 --> 01:07:25,352
Destroy the Albatross.
822
01:07:25,509 --> 01:07:27,148
And ourselves with it?
823
01:07:27,420 --> 01:07:29,395
We'll have to decide
which is more important,
824
01:07:29,603 --> 01:07:31,788
our own survival or
that of the world.
825
01:07:32,889 --> 01:07:34,282
I suggest a vote.
826
01:07:34,454 --> 01:07:36,726
Then I vote for the
destruction of the Albatross.
827
01:07:36,746 --> 01:07:40,362
My dear child, have you thought
over carefully what you're saying?
828
01:07:40,880 --> 01:07:41,641
No...
829
01:07:42,303 --> 01:07:44,420
if I thought it over, I
might change my vote.
830
01:07:45,567 --> 01:07:46,655
Very well then...
831
01:07:47,321 --> 01:07:50,521
I too vote to destroy
the Albatross.
832
01:07:50,972 --> 01:07:53,157
And I vote... for destruction.
833
01:07:54,525 --> 01:07:57,827
- Is it unanimous, Mr. Evans?
- Unanimous.
834
01:07:59,586 --> 01:08:01,537
We may as well die friends.
835
01:08:05,159 --> 01:08:07,090
I thank you for saving my life,
836
01:08:07,472 --> 01:08:09,118
only to destroy it again.
837
01:08:11,547 --> 01:08:12,978
Then it's decided.
838
01:08:13,821 --> 01:08:15,515
At the first opportunity...
839
01:08:17,613 --> 01:08:19,535
we'll destroy the Albatross...
840
01:08:20,799 --> 01:08:22,769
and all she carries.
841
01:08:46,554 --> 01:08:48,005
- Sir?
- Yes?
842
01:08:48,240 --> 01:08:49,514
We're almost there.
843
01:08:56,329 --> 01:08:58,642
- Is everything ready?
- Yes, sir.
844
01:09:00,005 --> 01:09:03,238
Today we meet our greatest
challenge, Mr. Turner.
845
01:09:04,560 --> 01:09:07,333
The ending of a war.
846
01:09:19,094 --> 01:09:21,258
I can see both armies
in the telescope, sir.
847
01:09:21,279 --> 01:09:24,493
- They're at the other end of the valley.
- Thank you, Mr. Turner.
848
01:09:51,194 --> 01:09:53,967
Approximately how far
away are they, Mr. Turner?
849
01:09:56,534 --> 01:09:58,534
I can't see them from here, sir!
850
01:09:59,557 --> 01:10:03,213
Tell them to give us more propulsive
power or we won't be able to stop them!
851
01:10:03,482 --> 01:10:06,531
Engine room, give us
more propulsive power!
852
01:10:06,551 --> 01:10:10,492
Today is going to be a very busy day.
I will not be able to cook later on so...
853
01:10:10,513 --> 01:10:12,874
you better eat
whatever you can, eh!
854
01:10:20,049 --> 01:10:22,430
Now what the devil do
you suppose that is?
855
01:10:31,573 --> 01:10:32,803
My pots!
856
01:10:52,697 --> 01:10:54,237
See what's happening.
857
01:10:58,235 --> 01:11:01,488
All right, Mr. Turner, take the wheel.
Hover.
858
01:11:44,115 --> 01:11:45,283
War...
859
01:11:47,459 --> 01:11:49,165
They want war...
860
01:11:50,625 --> 01:11:52,839
I'll show them war.
861
01:12:31,695 --> 01:12:33,435
Take us lower, Mr. Turner.
862
01:12:33,456 --> 01:12:35,228
- Lower, sir?
- You heard me!
863
01:12:35,249 --> 01:12:38,856
- But sir, if we go any lower...
- Mr. Turner, you do as I say!
864
01:12:45,050 --> 01:12:48,903
- Sir, we'll get hit by our own bombs!
- Turner, will you let go of me!
865
01:13:03,414 --> 01:13:05,405
Miss Prudent... inside.
866
01:13:07,301 --> 01:13:08,708
Mr. Prudent!
867
01:13:35,898 --> 01:13:39,524
Alistair, get up here!
The captain's wounded!
868
01:13:45,428 --> 01:13:46,459
John!
869
01:13:47,224 --> 01:13:48,664
Don't go out there!
870
01:13:54,848 --> 01:13:56,209
Steer north!
871
01:14:05,693 --> 01:14:08,633
Mr. Prudent!
We'd better get inside, sir!
872
01:14:09,153 --> 01:14:11,662
Mr. Prudent! Mr. Prudent!
873
01:14:14,330 --> 01:14:15,574
Mr. Prudent!
874
01:14:37,400 --> 01:14:38,703
Mr. Turner, sir!
875
01:14:39,526 --> 01:14:40,566
Mr. Turner!
876
01:14:42,647 --> 01:14:45,161
- What is it?!
- I can't get the ship any higher.
877
01:14:45,182 --> 01:14:46,963
Then leave it where it is.
Don't bother me!
878
01:14:46,983 --> 01:14:48,641
But look ahead, sir!
879
01:15:02,058 --> 01:15:03,440
Then turn her around!
880
01:15:03,461 --> 01:15:06,270
I can't, she'll only turn about
a few degrees to either side!
881
01:15:06,291 --> 01:15:07,771
I'm coming up!
882
01:15:14,851 --> 01:15:16,047
They won't work.
883
01:15:19,124 --> 01:15:20,643
We'll have to land!
884
01:15:20,780 --> 01:15:23,211
We can't, the winds will bash us
into the bottom of the canyon.
885
01:15:23,232 --> 01:15:27,335
Engine room... engine room!
Give us more propulsive power!
886
01:15:27,356 --> 01:15:30,204
Our forward overhead blades
are not functioning!
887
01:15:35,657 --> 01:15:41,146
Engine room... engine room!
Give us more power on the vertical lift!
888
01:15:49,467 --> 01:15:52,272
Mr. Turner, we need
more altitude!
889
01:15:52,293 --> 01:15:55,105
We can't, sir, the suspensor
blades are working at maximum.
890
01:15:55,126 --> 01:15:59,167
- We can't turn around, nor can we land!
- Well, stop all forward motion, then.
891
01:15:59,188 --> 01:16:00,682
If we go any slower,
sir, we'll fall!
892
01:16:00,702 --> 01:16:03,659
There just isn't enough power
in the overhead blades!
893
01:16:06,992 --> 01:16:08,314
Engine room!
894
01:16:08,335 --> 01:16:11,357
See if you can give us more
power in the overhead blades.
895
01:16:17,706 --> 01:16:19,981
Try and give us more altitude!
896
01:16:23,318 --> 01:16:24,431
Mr. Turner!
897
01:16:24,452 --> 01:16:27,533
Get all of the crew members
to stand by with the poles!
898
01:16:27,889 --> 01:16:30,042
Emergency, all crew members!
899
01:16:30,600 --> 01:16:32,604
Out on deck and stand
by with poles.
900
01:16:33,092 --> 01:16:36,365
Repeat, out on deck and
stand by with poles!
901
01:16:37,299 --> 01:16:39,543
All right, out on deck, all of you!
902
01:16:58,875 --> 01:17:02,592
All right, you men, ward her off
on the starboard, ward her off.
903
01:17:07,080 --> 01:17:08,984
All right, stave us off then.
904
01:17:09,005 --> 01:17:10,783
Now, stave us off
on the starboard!
905
01:17:10,803 --> 01:17:13,456
Stave us off, push
hard, push hard!
906
01:17:43,883 --> 01:17:46,168
Keep the prow sharp
up, Mr. Turner!
907
01:17:46,188 --> 01:17:48,490
We must get into position
to fire the rocket!
908
01:18:06,822 --> 01:18:08,909
- Keep her that way.
- We're through!
909
01:18:09,702 --> 01:18:10,859
Yes...
910
01:18:11,545 --> 01:18:14,083
Yes, Mr. Alistair, we're through!
911
01:18:41,106 --> 01:18:44,036
We should be able to reach
that island within the hour.
912
01:18:44,330 --> 01:18:47,917
Have enough of the overhead blades
been repaired so that we can hover?
913
01:18:48,769 --> 01:18:50,623
- Yes, sir.
- Then we'll stay aloft...
914
01:18:50,643 --> 01:18:52,483
then anchor ourselves
to the island...
915
01:18:52,503 --> 01:18:55,851
if we work all night, we should be
able to complete the repairs by dawn.
916
01:18:56,178 --> 01:19:00,000
- Shouldn't you be resting, sir?
- Yes, I will, I will.
917
01:19:03,186 --> 01:19:04,826
Mr. Turner...
918
01:19:10,173 --> 01:19:11,555
I'm a...
919
01:19:12,261 --> 01:19:14,967
sorry about what
happened before, I...
920
01:19:15,162 --> 01:19:18,102
I had no right to jeopardize
everyone's life.
921
01:19:18,730 --> 01:19:20,259
You were wounded, sir.
922
01:19:20,591 --> 01:19:22,414
You didn't know what
you were doing.
923
01:19:23,257 --> 01:19:24,001
Thank you.
924
01:19:30,158 --> 01:19:31,905
Didn't know what I was doing.
925
01:19:38,238 --> 01:19:39,309
Mr. Turner.
926
01:19:40,323 --> 01:19:43,517
See that your anchor crew
is ready with the hook.
927
01:19:44,281 --> 01:19:45,183
Yes, sir.
928
01:19:50,437 --> 01:19:52,480
Attention, all crew members!
929
01:19:52,500 --> 01:19:54,714
Proceed to your repair stations!
930
01:19:55,210 --> 01:19:59,865
I repeat, all crew members,
proceed to your repair stations!
931
01:20:11,852 --> 01:20:14,116
Hover at 150 feet!
932
01:20:38,651 --> 01:20:40,701
Drop the hook, Mr. Turner!
933
01:21:07,922 --> 01:21:09,519
Easy with that pulley.
934
01:21:11,577 --> 01:21:13,547
Easy with that pulley!
935
01:21:18,178 --> 01:21:21,255
It looks like now is the time to
destroy the Albatross, gentlemen.
936
01:21:21,275 --> 01:21:22,421
Why now?
937
01:21:22,545 --> 01:21:25,798
Because the crew's too occupied
to keep a close watch on us.
938
01:21:25,925 --> 01:21:28,806
And because we may have a chance
to escape at the same time.
939
01:21:28,827 --> 01:21:30,295
- How?
- Down the anchor rope.
940
01:21:30,315 --> 01:21:32,576
- Of course!
- But first the ship.
941
01:21:32,596 --> 01:21:34,565
Dorothy and Mr. Prudent, would
you wait in the cabins, please?
942
01:21:34,585 --> 01:21:35,833
Quite right, come dear.
943
01:21:35,853 --> 01:21:38,030
Watch that pulley,
the lines bowing!
944
01:21:38,050 --> 01:21:40,039
- Mr. Evans, you come with me.
- Right!
945
01:22:17,471 --> 01:22:19,823
Two of the blades are
fused together, sir.
946
01:22:19,844 --> 01:22:22,568
It might be quicker if we used a
small explosive to remove them.
947
01:22:22,589 --> 01:22:26,749
Very well, Mr. Turner, go down to the
armory and get what you need. - Yes, sir.
948
01:22:32,598 --> 01:22:34,664
Give me a piece of that rag.
949
01:22:47,068 --> 01:22:48,495
It's the first mate.
950
01:24:03,867 --> 01:24:05,778
- Get some rope.
- Right.
951
01:24:53,423 --> 01:24:56,087
That should give us
about 15 minutes.
952
01:24:56,739 --> 01:24:57,942
All clear.
953
01:26:06,727 --> 01:26:08,588
All of you, down the rope!
954
01:26:08,764 --> 01:26:10,830
- I shall go first.
- Be careful, Father.
955
01:26:10,850 --> 01:26:13,074
I will, dear, you
be careful too.
956
01:26:15,037 --> 01:26:17,584
John, what about you?
957
01:26:18,045 --> 01:26:19,956
I have to go back to the
armory and set the fuse.
958
01:26:20,200 --> 01:26:21,406
Be careful.
959
01:26:27,307 --> 01:26:30,315
- Take care now.
- You too, Phillip.
960
01:26:30,600 --> 01:26:31,678
I will.
961
01:27:13,695 --> 01:27:16,430
- The charge is set, sir.
- All clear up there?
962
01:27:16,451 --> 01:27:18,841
All right, clear, you men.
Clear away.
963
01:27:41,274 --> 01:27:42,510
What was that?
964
01:27:50,484 --> 01:27:52,797
It seems to be
coming from in here.
965
01:27:56,730 --> 01:27:58,186
It's Shanks.
966
01:28:33,540 --> 01:28:35,168
Lower corridor, sir.
967
01:28:35,531 --> 01:28:36,467
Yes?
968
01:28:36,487 --> 01:28:39,470
Shanks was tied up and thrown into a
storage room by two of the prisoners.
969
01:28:40,412 --> 01:28:42,168
- Mr. Turner!
- Yes, sir.
970
01:28:42,188 --> 01:28:44,206
Go bring the prisoners up here.
971
01:28:44,227 --> 01:28:46,368
If they aren't in their
cabins, look below.
972
01:28:46,388 --> 01:28:47,464
Yes, sir.
973
01:28:51,915 --> 01:28:53,576
All crew members!
974
01:28:53,939 --> 01:28:56,174
Be on the lookout
for the prisoners.
975
01:28:56,301 --> 01:29:00,271
When you find them, bring them to
the steering cabin, immediately!
976
01:29:00,542 --> 01:29:02,061
All crew members!
977
01:29:02,314 --> 01:29:04,580
Be on the lookout
for the prisoners.
978
01:29:04,757 --> 01:29:08,658
When you find them, bring them to
the steering cabin, immediately!
979
01:29:17,462 --> 01:29:19,630
- We got to move out of here.
- But we can't... where is he?
980
01:29:19,650 --> 01:29:21,811
I don't know, but you heard
them, they're searching for us.
981
01:29:21,832 --> 01:29:25,138
Come on, we've got to move out of here.
I'll explain it to you later, come on.
982
01:29:36,987 --> 01:29:38,125
Mr. Turner!
983
01:29:38,145 --> 01:29:40,956
One of the prisoners just
started down the anchor rope.
984
01:30:10,565 --> 01:30:13,318
- Mr. Robur... Mr. Robur!
- Yes!
985
01:30:13,563 --> 01:30:16,814
At least one of the prisoners escaped
down the anchor rope, likely all of them!
986
01:30:16,917 --> 01:30:19,184
Crank us down, Mr. Turner.
987
01:30:19,300 --> 01:30:21,408
Put every crewman
on that island!
988
01:30:21,428 --> 01:30:23,228
I want them back!
989
01:30:28,893 --> 01:30:31,208
Come on, come on,
crank her down!
990
01:30:45,301 --> 01:30:46,772
It's too late now!
991
01:30:48,349 --> 01:30:50,254
Please, Phillip, please!
992
01:30:50,274 --> 01:30:52,656
- Take her, will you, sir?
- All right.
993
01:31:32,815 --> 01:31:36,855
Mr. Turner, stay where you are!
I'll put you back on the island!
994
01:32:13,767 --> 01:32:16,207
Mr. Robur! Turner, sir!
995
01:32:17,149 --> 01:32:18,334
What happened?
996
01:32:18,355 --> 01:32:21,451
The prisoners must have set some kind
of a bomb before they left, sir.
997
01:32:22,397 --> 01:32:24,322
The damage, Mr. Turner?
998
01:32:25,810 --> 01:32:28,503
What was the damage, Mr. Turner?!
999
01:32:28,829 --> 01:32:30,378
She's finished, sir.
1000
01:32:35,137 --> 01:32:36,664
Are you sure?
1001
01:32:36,684 --> 01:32:40,174
There's nothing we can do, sir.
The fire's out of control!
1002
01:32:46,520 --> 01:32:49,648
Have all my men stand
by, Mr. Turner.
1003
01:32:49,854 --> 01:32:52,138
Have them ready the life rafts...
1004
01:32:52,533 --> 01:32:54,773
and prepare to abandon ship.
1005
01:32:57,941 --> 01:32:58,721
Strock...
1006
01:33:00,847 --> 01:33:02,565
If only he'd joined me.
1007
01:33:18,561 --> 01:33:21,678
I want to thank you for
your loyalty, Mr. Turner...
1008
01:33:23,128 --> 01:33:24,314
gentlemen.
1009
01:33:27,146 --> 01:33:28,665
Abandon ship!
1010
01:35:07,372 --> 01:35:08,592
Come in.
1011
01:35:13,451 --> 01:35:15,451
I thought I ordered
you to leave!
1012
01:35:20,765 --> 01:35:22,465
Begging your pardon, sir...
1013
01:35:23,337 --> 01:35:26,276
the only order you've ever
given that we couldn't obey.
1014
01:35:27,649 --> 01:35:30,006
Mr. Turner... gentlemen...
1015
01:35:31,194 --> 01:35:33,044
I'm glad you came back.
1016
01:35:35,821 --> 01:35:37,324
Thank you, sir.
1017
01:35:38,642 --> 01:35:41,093
Our flight is almost over now.
1018
01:35:41,334 --> 01:35:43,967
And He shall judge
among the nations...
1019
01:35:44,785 --> 01:35:47,241
and shall rebuke many people...
1020
01:35:48,019 --> 01:35:51,287
and they shall beat their
swords into plowshares...
1021
01:35:51,307 --> 01:35:54,272
and their spears
into pruning hooks.
1022
01:35:54,809 --> 01:35:58,269
Nation shall not lift up
sword against nation.
1023
01:35:58,856 --> 01:36:01,063
Neither shall they learn war...
1024
01:36:01,532 --> 01:36:03,213
anymore.
1025
01:36:04,305 --> 01:36:10,182
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