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Sorry.
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look up
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Cool
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And the chain
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You must come out of the day.
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Come on, Jack.
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Where's the laddie?
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What have you done with the laddie?
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Be sorry, what do you do?
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He's diving?
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No one can dive that long.
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So you come up any moment now?
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Come on, Jack. Come on.
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A lot is dead.
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He's dead! He has him on his conscience!
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You murder! You murder!
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May the devil throw your bones to the house of hell.
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I'll mail him to the ground with a mouth spike.
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Help! I can't swim!
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Last night you could swim.
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Last night I couldn't swim, but they saved myself.
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Kill the filthy pig! Kill him!
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Kill him!
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Powder is wet.
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The sun will dry a trumpet.
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You can bet your life on that.
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He's fine! That's fantastic!
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I found the chest! I've done the rope around it! You've only got a hold of it!
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Good!
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He pinged me! He pinged me more this time!
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No, not that I'm not dreaming!
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It's impossible, it's a miracle!
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Is it you?
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Of course it's me!
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What are you doing?
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I told you, you were just diving and nothing was wrong.
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Yay!
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How?
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How did you do it?
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He can swim!
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The other captain was an air pocket.
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How is able to breathe in it?
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An air pocket! I've never heard that one before!
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It's where you know about such things!
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Who earns the treasure from a sunken ship?
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According to maritime law, the finder, it's honest money.
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Ask him, he can tell you exactly.
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He's...
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Mr. Trumpet is right, Jack. It is honest money.
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As a captain, I have a knowledge of maritime law.
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The white lady?
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The white lady? She's here.
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They left her behind the fools.
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They left without her.
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The white lady?
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The white lady?
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The white lady? She's fine. She's fine.
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Do you mind the treasure? Take what you want.
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The lady belongs to me. She's fine.
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She's...
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Don't you understand?
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You're rich!
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A moment ago you were poor, and now you are rich!
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Morris, you can buy it out your own ship.
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Jack, you could have servants and horses.
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You, Vronsky.
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A moment ago, you would have penned an assignment, not worth a poder and take to blow you apart.
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Now you are a man of substance.
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That has finally made you honest.
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Even you must be a good deal richer than you were before.
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Though the devil knows what you'll do with it.
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Perhaps, purchase a thicker blindfold for that blind justice you so treacherously serve.
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What does he mean by that, Cap?
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What do you expect to do with diamonds in this godfussy place?
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Hear you're rich when you have your own bread and water.
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Diamonds aren't worth the dirt under your fingernails here.
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Jack,
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pick up some jewels for yourself.
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Diamonds are the most valuable, then rubies.
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But leave the gold.
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It'll only become heavier and heavier as you walk.
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Go on.
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I'll take as much as I can carry, Mr. Troppet.
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Perhaps the scum is right, Captain. We shouldn't leave all that here.
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I'll take as much as I can carry.
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I'll take as much as I can carry.
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I'll take as much as I can carry.
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Diamonds are the most valuable.
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According to my calculations, we are here.
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Right in the middle of the Bay of Guinea,
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the only town within walking distance is here.
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Right at the end of the slave coast.
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Best we go across the swamp and over the mountains that way.
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Journey of about ten days.
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That's ridiculous.
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Why go through swamps and over mountains when all we have to do is follow the coast until we come to the harvest?
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Mr. Morris is navigator, and he'll determine the course we take.
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To go along the coast, we'll take about twenty days.
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If this African sun comes out, you'll either be scorched alive, die of thirst, or captured by slave traders.
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And in the swamp, you realize what that means? Fever.
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Do you think we'll be in any condition to deal with fever?
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Or the mountains? And what about the natives?
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Do you really believe they'll simply let us wide past safely through?
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My God, we sell their people into slavery.
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Mr. Morris, you had that.
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Does it change your opinion?
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No.
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To take the coast is certain death.
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It's settled. We'll pass the swamp and go over the mountains.
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In ten days, we'll be able to book passage to Bristol.
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If God is merciful, and just...
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When you can either follow us trumpet or go along the coast alone, the sun will boil the rest of your brain.
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Come, Ladi, we must be moving on, otherwise we'll miss our ship.
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It's a well-batholum. You were a good mate.
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I liked your parrot very much, Mr. Vanster.
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He died as humans death. The way it should be for every decent sailor.
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Let's hope that we can share his fate and not have to die like land lovers.
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Thank you.
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Please.
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Please.
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Leave me alone.
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I look like an old man.
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But you are in pain?
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I'm all right.
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I got hit by the mizm boom in the chest. It'll soon pass.
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I told you, we should have stayed on the coast.
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Well, move on, Mr. Trumpet. The mountains are not too far away.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Ladi, Ladi.
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There, do you have a fever?
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She's my mother. She's my mother.
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Another.
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That's good. Drink. That's good.
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Well, take a rest. The lab can't go on.
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Very well.
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We've got to eat something as well, otherwise none of us would have the strength to go on.
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I'll try to shoot something.
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But we only have eight musket balls. I hope we won't need them in the mountains.
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We might not even make them out if we don't get something between our teeth.
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We're come over here.
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Should I come along, Captain?
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Take care of Jack and try to get a fire going.
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Hi, Captain. Everything will be all right, Ladi.
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You'll see.
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Captain must tell me if she was my mother. He must.
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Even if I can't save his life one more time. Can you ask your gratitude?
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Yes. I'll talk to him, Ladi. You can be sure of it.
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I'll talk to you.
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I'll talk to you.
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I'll talk to you.
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I'll talk to you.
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You'll see.
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Well, why did you feel better?
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That's better.
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You know, we should save the rest of that bird.
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We've a long way to go.
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And our captain might not be so lucky next time.
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If we're unlucky, it's because of your damn white lady.
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Look, kind of nonsense is that.
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The only reason we're having a hard time
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is due to your idea to march through this swamp.
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We should have stayed on the coast.
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Sir, do you actually think we might come out of this alive?
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I'd like to believe that.
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But if not, I mean, if we shouldn't make it,
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would you still stick to our agreement?
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Well, that's the purpose of an agreement, isn't it?
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But one, tell me now.
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I've already saved your life twice.
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Only one more time, and that's our Bob?
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Well.
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Can you at least tell me now if the lady in the row
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vote was my mother?
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An agreement is an agreement, Jack.
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Saved my life a third time, and I'll tell you everything.
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Ah.
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Do you have a lot of pain in your chest?
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Do you have any pain, Jack?
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Yes, sir, and I think.
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Will it kill you?
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Of course not, Miss Moss.
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That's how it's with my chest.
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Ah.
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Let's stop and have a drink.
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Yes, sir.
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My god, it's pulling me.
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It's pulling me down.
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Help me.
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Stay here, Jack.
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Stay here.
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It's pulling me down.
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Oh, god, help me.
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Help me.
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Help me.
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Give me a hug.
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Don't move.
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Don't move.
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Stay calm.
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Help me.
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Give me your hug.
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The cat's a dog, but save your life.
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She's born in my life.
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Jack, give him the rope.
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It's just the traffic.
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That's the rope.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Well done, Jack.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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He's coming.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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You should have taken the coast.
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Always.
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Stay to the coast.
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You see, Jack, the power of stupidity and greed.
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Oh.
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Go down and there's something you need, sir.
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I never want you to forget this journey, Jack.
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If it all comes out well for you, and my compass doesn't lie.
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Then something's wrong. A compass never knows, does it?
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No. It's reliable as death.
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Come. I must move on.
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Ah!
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Oh, he's leading the swamp. We made it. I never doubted that your course was correct,
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Mr. Monnis. Thank you, sir. We have only to get over those little molehills there.
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We're here. Good side for a camp. Have to be careful of the fires.
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We don't want the natives to discover us any sooner than they're going to.
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Hurry up with the fire. I'm cold. Totally cold.
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But it's still very cold. Let's go to look for firewood.
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He has swamp fever. A gift from his white lady.
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White lady.
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Ah!
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Lady.
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Lady. Justice.
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Well...
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Justice. Sharing of...
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The judge. Evil.
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Evil.
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He's gone mad.
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Jack Holman.
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Jack Holman?
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No.
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You can't kill the captain. No, not with a knife. No.
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Let the captain live.
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He's talking about Captain aboard the Esperance.
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How do you know that?
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He was floating down below in the cabin. With a knife in his chest.
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Next to the treasure.
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And all the same, you stayed down.
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Let the captain live.
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Trumpet was not a mutinyer.
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He wanted to prevent mutiny.
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And that's why they cast him away.
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We are going to have trouble.
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We are going to have trouble.
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