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We sail Faraday at dawn. Yes, sir.

And load this alcohol, Wilson.

The whole 1,700 barrels.

No excuses.

Yes, sir. And get a crew.

All right for you to say get a crew, sir. Where the hell are we going to get

them? That's your business.

Looks like you'll have to Shanghai a bunch of this come.

Oh, no.

I don't Shanghai my crew.

Wilson, we sail Faraday at dawn with a full crew.

Have them on board or don't show up.

And another thing.

No drinking or cursing on this trip.

I'm bringing a woman on board.

Woman? You, sir? My wife.

I'm going to get married.

I won't let you say no, sir.

I'm sailing to Genoa this voyage.

For the cause of alcohol.

Italy is beautiful.

We'll go there.

But I couldn't go, Benjamin.

Besides, Mother would never let me.

I think she is.

She'd say so.

No, but I could see it in her smile tonight.

But I'm deciding this.

Then decide to say yes, Sarah.

I love you.

Months and months away from home.

Dawn.

Danger.

The only woman among those men.

I'm really afraid, Benjamin.

Well, I'll take great care of you, Sarah.

Oh, you'll love the sea.

There's something about it.

The hot red dawn, the towering sail, the wake on a tropical night.

Oh, you'll love it all.

It's a glorious kind of world.

I couldn't live without it.

And now, I can't live without you in that world.

I do love you, Benjamin.

Oh, that's what I wanted to hear you say.

Somehow, listening to you, I'm not afraid now.

I'm going to call your mother and tell her. No, no, not yet, Benjamin.

Well, I want everyone to know.

Your mother, Moorhead.

It's Captain Jim I'm thinking about.

He's coming here tonight. Good, then we'll all drink to my bride.

Yes.

He asked me to marry him, Benjamin.

Moorhead?

I knew he liked you, but...

You've

been good friends, almost like brothers.

But, sir... You failed together.

Now you're both captains.

And your ships are docked side by side.

Oh, I'll tell Jim about you and me. He would have given up his ship for me.

He wanted to open a ship, Chandler. Shop an amphitheater.

Now, I don't know what he'll do.

Hello, Sarah.

Hello, Ben.

Hello. Sarah, I've got some news.

McDonagall will sell the shop.

Eight hundred dollars.

Isn't that great?

Jim.

Sarah and I are going to get married.

Jim!

I love Sarah.

She's sailing with me.

Oh, Jim. Ben, I've come between you. I never wanted to do that.

If you're sore about it, Jim, say it to me.

I know you brought me up here to meet Sarah, and I fell in love with her.

It just happened.

The way I feel about it now, I'd fight the whole world to get her.

I'm sorry if that includes you.

Sarah, there's just one thing I want to know.

If I hadn't come here tonight, would you have promised him?

I want the truth, sir.

No, Benjamin.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Even if she'd said yes, I would have taken her anyhow.

There's something in me that would have made me fight.

Hate, vengeance, even death for her.

But I'm glad she said that.

Because you're my friend.

I don't want that smash.

You're friend, yes.

And you went behind my back. That's not true. You went behind my back. If you

say that again, I'll choke the words in your throat.

I'll... Oh, please don't.

I'm sorry.

I'll go, Sarah.

I'd have changed my whole life for you.

Maybe Ben will do that.

Maybe he'll buy the shop in Ann Street now.

It might be better for him if he did.

I never went to see again.

Oh, Benjamin, I feel terrible about this.

But why?

We love each other.

We're going to be one little family.

Biscuit.

Vincent.

This fellow honors of whiskey he hasn't got a dime

I wouldn't have known you. Gosh, I wouldn't know you either.

Your hair, your...

He chucked me out of the place.

I'll see Jack Sensen myself.

Go back to the ship and keep the men working all night on that alcohol.

Aye, aye, sir.

Jack.

I want a crew.

Where are you, Bill?

Dunk hard.

Bill's not so hard.

When he turns you down.

All right.

Go and get our crew.

Maybe I made a mistake, Jack. Forget that.

Get me ten men and I'll tell you what I'll do. I'll go to...

knock the block off of this dummy. I'm in training right now.

Frank, do you remember Sailor Hoffman, the prize fighter?

Well, he wants to come back.

Here, Hoffman.

What about training at sea?

Listen, you're sailing on the Mary Celeste. Hey, what is this? Not on your

life. The Mary Celeste, not for me.

Wow.

Better not posing down the East River one morning with your foot.

I'd rather think you don't, Jack. I'm going to have a baby.

Have it on the ship.

Tom Goodchild.

Charlie Kay.

Charlie's an artist.

Print me pictures.

They look all right to his mother, but they look like a disease to me.

All right, boys.

Pack your dunnies bags and get on board the Mary Celeste.

I'll send the other hands.

Thanks a lot, Jack.

I won't forget this.

Bilson!

This is my wife.

There, this is Toby Bilson, my mate.

Glad to meet you, Mrs. Briggs.

Did Samson send those three other men?

Not yet, sir.

Well, go over and tell him I'm casting off.

Aye, aye, sir.

Here she comes, boys.

The Captain's bride.

She's beautiful.

Beautiful, aye.

She's a pretty little filly.

Who would want her to put herself like that?

Oh, a lady killer, right?

You ain't got nothing to write home to your mother about.

Why haven't I got a right to a woman like that?

Before we reach Gibb, she'll be my bride.

Good luck, Henry VIII.

There was a lady.

Gartley. Watch this.

2nd May, Glory B.

Bolson, City of Panama.

All right.

Bolson.

Dump your dunnage in the postal and report on deck.

Aye, aye, sir.

Sir, this is Mr. Winchester, the owner.

How do you do, Mrs. Briggs? How do you do?

Is this your first voyage?

Yes. You'll like it, will you?

It's a fine place for a honeymoon.

Briggs, you're a lucky man.

Don't I know it, sir.

Excuse me, sir.

Here's the register.

All on board.

On the cats.

Peter Tooley. May God lead.

Send men.

I need one more. I can't afford to run short-handed again.

Samson's closed now, sir.

Well, I'll borrow a hand from Moirhead. Get ready to cast off.

Aye, aye, sir.

Give me a copy of the register before you cast off. Yes, sir.

Well, good luck.

A pleasant voyage, Mrs. Briggs.

Thank you. I won't be long, dear.

Mr. Moirhead?

Mr.

Moirhead?

Yes? Well, Captain Briggs is here, sir.

I can't see you between us.

We've known each other too long, and I've always felt, well... You took my

girl, Ben.

I love her.

I wanted to tell you I'm sorry if you're hurt.

We may meet at Jib. It'd be nice if we could all meet as friends.

Yes, that would be nice.

That's a promise, Jib.

Oh, I'm, uh... I'm a hand short.

Thought you might let me have a man.

Yes, I might let you have a hand.

You know!

Yes, sir?

Wake up, Grote, and tell him he's sailing on the Mary Celeste.

Tell him to come here to me.

Yes, sir.

That's fine of you, Jim.

Oh, that's all right, Ben.

Glad to help you out.

I know you're feeling sore about these things.

Remember me to Sarah.

Hope she enjoys the voyage.

Thanks, Jim.

You'll meet her, Jim.

Goodbye, Ben.

I'll send Grote over.

Right away.

Thanks. Goodbye.

You want me to go over to the Mary Celeste?

Give me the cash box.

Your wages for this voyage with me are... Thirty-eight dollars.

Here, trade in full.

What for?

Next voyage with me, you'd like to be second mate, eh?

Sure, of course.

Something might happen to Briggs.

He might never reach Jib alive.

What might it?

You think that over.

Oh, I'd request.

When I drink too much, I go to bed.

Old whiskey killed my poor old head.

But good old whiskey makes me glad.

Old whiskey then and whiskey now.

Oh, whiskey, old man, old man's cry.

Oh, whiskey for me, Johnny.

Oh, whiskey puts new life in man. Oh, whiskey for me, Johnny.

Oh,

whiskey for me, Johnny.

Get up, you

crummy lovers.

Get Pollard into your dungarees and tail off to the main sheet.

Stand aside.

Stand aside, huh?

Don't mean to tail off.

I'm working for Toby Billson now.

Get up!

Get followed!

All right, Billson!

Mr. Billson!

Mr. Billson!

But before we get to this, I'm going to set your soul...

Wilson and that man.

It made me sick all over.

Discipline, dear.

If you hadn't done that, Cat would have killed him.

Why? Why do you have to shanghai men?

Well, I couldn't get a clue.

I had to pick the best men I could and no questions asked.

Come at the dot.

Don't worry, darling.

I don't want you to see these sort of things.

I only want you to see the happy things.

What does Briggs think we are, a lot of dogs, to give us food like this?

Salt pork.

Smell it.

Big stew.

Big jam to him. I ain't going to eat it.

And if you want to be alive and be hit, Jim, now's the time to howl. Well,

what's the matter with us?

Smell it.

You kicked your fist off me.

Food seems all right to me. Oh, it does, does it?

Well, I'm going now to see Briggs telling him what I think.

Who's coming?

No one?

What's the matter with the mullet?

What's wrong with the blinking grub?

What's wrong with it?

Where do you think you are, salty face?

Who tells you to stop?

What do you expect?

Roast turkey?

Look at these biscuits.

that problem is at the moment you've got on board.

Watch your grouse.

Isn't the food?

I always feed my crew well.

Come on, what is it?

It's the rotten, stinking food.

You're lying.

Wilson.

You can't break the thread on this ship.

Wilson.

Take this man out and teach him respect.

Pains about the food and crashes in here without knocking.

Plugs some decency into him.

Come along, Mr. Crow.

Come along.

I'm sorry that happened to you.

Sit down.

I can't get up to dance.

at the back of goat's mind.

I wonder...

Oh, good fellow, Duggan. I'll remember this.

Thank you, sir.

Thank God you're safe.

Goat just attacked me.

Duggan here got it.

This is a rotten business, Duggan.

Who's at the bottom of it?

What's going on among the men?

Nothing, sir.

Yes, it looks like it.

Keep a sharp eye on the men.

And find out what the hell's happening.

What? What the person...

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There's nothing to be afraid of. Nothing.

I can't help feeling afraid somehow.

I... I don't belong on this ship.

I didn't know that men could be so cruel and so brutal.

Oh, I'm afraid, Benson.

Afraid. Oh, my dear.

Everything's all right.

Nothing's going to happen.

Sit down and play that song for me.

bring a black passaport.

One.

I will never thank you enough to save me.

I'll have to report it to the police or the revolter, but I'll tell you, don't

worry.

Yes.

Show this fellow over the wall.

In the morning, we'll give Charlie Kay a decent burial.

Mr. Kay?

Oh, I... I've lost two men tonight.

The moon crashed on me.

Before he died, he told me he'd like you to have his baby.

He said you were the only one that ever said a kind word.

In the travail which God had given to the sons of men,

He had made everything beautiful in His

time.

Also He has said the words in their hearts, so that no

man can find out the work that God made of them.

I commend thee to thy God.

You mustn't be afraid of death.

He said, when the ship sailed,

the ship sailed on her.

What did he mean?

Oh, just superstition.

I have never seen a man look like that before.

Well, my dear old seafaring men are superstitious.

Now, don't think about it anymore, darling.

Thank you.

He's lying over the wheel with a death from the knife.

Who had a grudge against Hoffman?

Nobody.

Somebody liked him so much they stuck a knife in him.

I don't want my wife to know about this.

And I don't want to upset the men.

Put him over there.

Yes, sir.

You like my new frock then, don't you?

So I shall.

And I made something for you, too.

You have? What?

Well, what am I supposed to do with these?

Oh, they're for you, darling.

To keep you warm.

Well, I mustn't let Bilson see them, otherwise you'll call me a... Well, I

mustn't let him see them, that's all.

Now, darling, I'm going to put on my noose after you.

I won't be long.

All right, dear.

Yes, yes, of course.

Sir. You like it?

I can't believe you're real.

You look like some... some beautiful painting.

Great.

It's hard to believe you're mine.

My own cell.

You belong to me.

Are you hurt?

No.

Who did it?

I don't know.

Wait here. I'll be right back.

Give me your father.

Now, wait a minute.

Come

with

me.

That's it.

See if he's got a gun.

You leave the wheel.

Just a moment ago?

No, I never left the wheel, not for a moment.

Focus.

Any of you got a gun?

No, sir. No, sir, I ain't got no gun.

Any man bring a gun on board?

No. No.

Which one of you left the focus for ten minutes ago or came in here just now?

We've all been here, sir, since eight bells.

Sure. Nobody came in, nobody went out.

Oh, so nobody came in and nobody went out.

I didn't come down here to talk.

One of you knows why I'm here.

There's a bullet in this gun that's itching to do the talking.

And I've got a careless picker finger.

That's all.

A killer!

I knew it!

All hands on deck.

I want every man up here.

All hands on deck.

Duggan dead.

Murdered McAllister.

Don't come off me until I find the man.

Where's Gilling?

I said all hands.

Gilling is not in the fox's world.

Truly, find Gilling.

Who killed Duggan?

Which one of you?

No, sir.

Not for a moment? No, sir.

In the shop!

Poor devil.

He won't need it.

Take my wife below.

Death ebbs.

I know them.

I was young.

Full of the wonder of...

They're licked.

Like that ship.

I was shank-eyed.

Logged by the mate.

Thrown to the hold.

Alive and trapped.

I was weak to work.

The maid tied a rope around me and dragged me

in the sea.

A shark!

A terrible thing for one man to do to another.

Benjamin, I can't stand this much longer.

What is happening?

I don't want to talk about it.

But if anything happens to you... I'm not thinking of myself.

Lock yourself in and don't let anyone in till I come back.

What are you going to do? Do as I tell you.

I'll be proud of you, the light goes back.

I'll be proud of you, the light goes back. I'll be proud of you, the light

goes back.

is a high-born lady.

Where am I rolling to?

I think she's got a sweet old baby.

Spend my money on Charlie Brown.

Charlie Brown, what is the matter?

Where am I rolling to? He's a pretty girl, that's what's the matter. Spend

my money on Charlie Brown.

I'm playing to Elm of Bilford.

Got me?

and his wife.

One of you knows.

One of you has done this.

Only three of us left on the ship.

When the next man goes, I'll know who it is.

The one who's left.

I'll say it to you, Mr. Wilson.

When one of you is dead, I'll know.

One of you is lying.

One of you will kill the other.

But you felt terrible.

You cried like a child.

You prayed to God to forgive you.

You'll kill you.

And you'll kill me.

Unless...

when his carcass overbore.

Captain, he hated us all because we shanghaied him.

Come on.

We'll drink the captain's whiskey.

We'll have one hell of a night.

I'm catching now.

Come on.

Drink up.

Here's to the good health of the dead.

This is the captain of his bride.

God rest their souls.

Dudley?

I've got an idea.

Listen.

We own this ship.

We can do what we like now.

We'll run to the assault, sell the alcohol, desert the ship.

Pick up a tramp and go up to China.

What do you say, pal?

Get me the cash box.

We'll loot the cash box.

We'll loot the men's chests.

Oh, we'll be your bricks.

And when we get out to China, we'll get ourselves some

nice, pretty women.

What do you say, Gottlieb?

I'm not Gottlieb.

Of course you're not.

We have changed our name.

Clever idea.

I'm... Let's see.

I'm Captain Ever...

ago on this ship, Anton Lorenzen sang high on the

Mary Celeste.

Now, again, the Mary Celeste.

And again, Mr. Bilson, the maid.

With his pretty bride.

That's Mary Celeste, all right.

There's something funny about her. She's sitting with every pointer in the room.

No signal.

No one at the wheel.

Crew probably drunk below.

Ask them if they want assistance.

Ahoy! Do you want assistance?

Do you want assistance?

Lower the boat. We'll go aboard.

Chicken cooking.

Never finished this letter.

Never ate the chicken.

Looks like they left in a hurry.

£1,700.

Like taking candy from a baby.

I'll sure keep my weather eye open for another one.