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Tabby!
Tabby, where are you?
Tabby!
Tabby! ' [Wmnan 1 Emily!
Here, take it. Get it unloaded.
Emily, come back!
Get them in! - I'm trying to.
Emily's gone running after Tabby.
Please hurry. Over by the field!
Tabby! Tabby!
Tabby!
Tabby!
Where are you, Tabby?
Tabby! Tabby!
Emily, come down!
You little fool, come down!
I've got to save Tabby.
Come down! - Come down!
Emily! Let go!
I can't! Come...
Come back. - Oh, let it go.
Oh, Edward, come away from there!
Ohh! Ohh!
It's all right. There's nothing to be afraid of.
Lightning is just... - Electricity.
Electricity. It's all right. Sit over there.
"Prayer for rain."
Well, we hardly want that. Come here, Laura.
"Short prayers in respect for the storm."
Papa, let me go!
I must find Tabby!
Come along! - She'll be killed!
My dolly!
Come along, children.
Get inside! - Frederick, what are we going to do?
Come on. Over here. In the corner.
Come on, all of you.
Through here. Get down, all of you.
Into the cellar.
Ooh, John, look.
Frederick!
Frederick, come here! Stop them!
Frederick! Frederick.
Frederick, come here. Quickly, come here.
Vv - Stop n! stop it; - Stop it!
Make them stop, somebody! - Get out of my way.
Please stop that!
What do you think you're doing?
They're casting a spell. - A magic spell.
What? - Against stuppies.
Stuppies. Ghosts.
Stuppies have their heads on back to front. -
Tell them to stop it!
Will you be quiet?
Ohh! - Here.
Emily, come on.
Yes, come and sit down, Emily.
Sit down, Rachel, Edward.
Come on. Sit over here.
Ohh!
Edward! - Will you have some too?
No, I couldn't, no. No, I...
It'll help. - Very well.
Oh, Emily, you mustn't!
Can I have some too?
No.
Oh, God! Please, God!
I love the Lord Jesus. I love the Lord Jesus.
Lord, save us. Save us.
Oh, suffer us not...
The donkey is tied up under the house!
The house is gonna fall on it! - Sam! Come back!
Come back!
Save us from this peril, O Lord God. Oh, please.
Oh, it's Tabby!
It'll kill her!
It's all right.
Keep calm! Keep calm, everybody.
Tabby! She'll be killed!
Tabby! Oh, Tabby! Save her! - Emily.
Laura, bring your doll and sit here.
Come... come along.
Look, it's old Sam.
Mama, come and look!
Oh, God.
Billy, Robert, come here. And you.
Off you go. You too.
I told him don't go out in the storm.
Told him don't go out in the storm.
I tell him not to go out in the storm.
You two, take care of her.
# In a shallow grave
# He stepped in a puddle I got in the middle - Children, stop it!
# And never went there again - Stop it at once!
# And never went there again
John. John, take them away from here. - Come here. Come here.
Have you seen Tabby? - No.
You, uh, go and ask Jimmy. Go on.
Jimmy! Jimmy, have you seen Tabby?
He was out in the storm last night.
How could they?
They loved old Sam.
They've known him since they were tiny.
And in front of Mamie too.
They're young. You can't expect them...
I wasn't like that at their age.
They're not like English children at all. They're like...
It's this place, Frederick!
It's turned them into savages!
I'm not the only mother on the island who feels the same way.
Mrs. Fernandez was saying to me only... - Alice.
Alice. - Now, listen, Frederick.
We've been over this again and again.
Now I'm going to have my own way.
I want them to go back to a decent school in England.
Pack the head yards and headsails.
Pack the headyards and headsails!
Come on! Get here and take in the slack!
How long will it take to get to England?
I t's not an "it." I t's a "she."
You call a boat a "she", don't you? - Of course you do.
Look! There's Harry and Margaret Fernandez! They've got on before us.
Oh, clear.
Oh, Emily, the boat will be stopping at the Grand Caymans.
You can post one of them there.
Just a little note to say you're all right.
And, John, you're the eldest.
You've got to be father and look after the littlest.
The Fernandez children have their nurse with them, and she'll help you.
But you've got to be responsible. Understand? - Yes, Mother.
I'm first! - No, you're not.
Oh, John, that's not fair!
I was there first! - Wait till I get on.
All right, then. I'm second.
There you go, Laura.
Now here's someone eager to be off.
And now the little one.
Oh. Here we are, then.
Sorry, sir. We're running short of time.
We've got to be under sail or we'll miss the tide.
But can't we come on with them?
Don't worry, madam. Don't worry.
A ship is the finest nursery in the world.
Here. You.
Look!
It's a monkey.
Look out. Papa starts yelling.
I can't see any of the children.
-! Adios, Mama! -! Adios!
Bye, Mama! - IAdiés, Mamé!
Anchors aweigh!
Emily!
Will you come down from there!
Mama! Papa! Wait!
IAdiés, Mamé! - Don't go!
Good-bye, Emily!
Please write to us! Don't forget to write to us.
What are you going to do?
Cut his tail off. - Why?
'Cause he's got gangrene. - Come on there.
Rotten through and through.
If we don't cut it off, he'll die.
Won't you, me love?
Won't it hurt? - No, won't feel a thing.
Except maybe a headache when he wakes up.
[All Shouting 1
[ Monkey Hooting 1
[Thud 1
It was drunk. - Sail ho!
Where away? - Lying off the starboard bow, sir.
Is she on the reef?
She's in distress. Seems like a passenger ship.
She's not flying any colors. - Watch on deck!
Standby to heave to! - Watch on deck!
What do you see? - A lot of smoke!
Let's go and see the ship!
Heave to!
Flue up courses and row!
Back the main yard! - Back the main yard!
I want to see the ship.
You there! Go aloft and take in the main course.
Come on. Jump to it. - ls she on fire?
No. It's a signal.
She's making smoke at the stern.
Means she's in distress. - Hello!
What ship are you??
Where are you from? - No entiendo.
What... ship are you? - What kind of distress?
I don't know.
I'll ask Mr. Curtis.
Excuse me, Mr. Curtis. What sort of distress is it?
Be careful, man. Steady, now.
Give the ladies a hand aboard. - Careful.
Here, give us your hand. - Come on, lady. Up you go.
Next one. Come on, lady. Careful, now.
Break out the arms!
Pirates! - Pirates aboard!
Be careful.
Oh, no!
This is the captain! Where the devil are you?
Who are you?
I demand to know who you are, sir.
Answer me, man. What are you doing here?
Stores. I need some stores for my man-o'- war.
I'm an officer.
Officer? - Uh-huh. In the Colombian Navy.
Colombian Navy?
Mister, I need some stores. I will pay you.
I have a man who keeps accounts of everything.
I will pay you... 500 pounds.
I will give you a note on the Colombian government for 500 pounds.
All I need is some stores... and some money.
L... I have no money.
No money?
None.
My government will have something to say about this. It is an outrage!
You won't get away with it.
Mister, why you lock this box?
There's nothing in it.
Then why you lock it? Give me the key.
What'd you find? - Nothing.
He says he has no money.
Give me the key! - I haven't got it.
I've been below. There's nothing there but a lot of rubbish.
She's in ballast.
Going back to England, Captain? - England, yes.
But there's nothing on board, nothing of value.
"Long voyage.
Back in ballast."
No profit?
Huh.
Why you lock an empty box?
"Nine hundred pounds...
Those are Rachel's sweets. - for delivery of goods."
She's been saving them.
Nine hundred pounds for delivery of goods.
All right, Captain. Where's the money?
Captain, you lie to me?
I tell you, I have no money. None!
I think he needs a little encouragement.
You mean the... firing squad?
Mm-hmm. That might do it.
Bring him upstairs.
Come on, Captain.
Come on, Captain!
Come on.
Get up there.
Alberto! Head up the firingsquad!
No! No!
Will you please assist her? I really must...
' Oh!
There is no money, huh?
But in the book...
there is money from a cargo you delivered.
Where is it?
Where is it?
Where is it? - Chavez.
Hmm? - Cut his throat, he won't be able to talk.
That's right.
Now, he knows it, and he knows that you know it.
Here, give me one. Hey, you eat them all?
No, no, no. I saved you a couple.
! Andale!
Bueno, bueno.
What... What does he mean?
I - I think he wants us to keep our heads down.
Why? What... What are they going to do?
We want to come out!
[ Shouts 1
Now will you tell us?
Mister...
Come on. Please. Will you tell us?
What kind of man are you?
You are a butcher.
Why don't you tell us where the money is, huh? -
What you want me to do? You want me to kill people?
Is that what you want?
Come out!
Come out.
That's not funny!
We could have all been... killed!
Zac... he won't talk.
! Arriba!
! Cuidado!
! Cuidado!
! Arriba!
Whee!
I want to go down I n the hold! - It's my turn!
I want to go on the other ship!
Hey, Captain, you take snuff, no?
Well, this ain't no brown tobacco!
Where is the money?
Ahh.
Captain, I can't tell you what this sort of thing does to my friend.
His hands are sweaty, and we haven't even started yet. Huh?
In my... In my cabin.
Underneath... Underneath the table.
Yeah!
Look!
In coin!
Nine hundred pounds in coin!
Yeah. Now Rosa will be happy.
Rosa?
What's the matter?
They... They tied up Captain Marpole.
They lit a fire around his legs...
and it fizzed up and burnt his trousers.
Huh. Old Marpole?
I don't like him very much. - He smells.
Watch it.
Alberto!
Cover these hatches. Cut us loose. Make ready to sail.
[All Shouting 1
Really? They burned his trousers?
Gosh, I wish I had seen.
We'd better go back to the other ship.
Hey! - They shut us in.
Curtis! Curtis!
Aye, aye, sir. - Come here, you blockhead, and untie me!
Here! Cut me loose.
Aye, aye, sir. - No, no, no. The knife. The knife.
Curtis!
I was... I was bound hand and foot, Curtis. You'll remember that.
You saw them come aboard. Thirty of them.
No, 40 of them.
How can I fight a whole broadside of artillery trained upon us?
Artillery, Captain?
You saw the gun ports, man. At least 12 oft hem.
How can I tell the parents of those unfortunate children?
Conpermiso, Capitén.
Everything's fine. - Uh-oh.
What's the matter? - I don't know.
What? What is it?
What? - Listen.
The girl, the girl. Somebody told him she was in my cabin.
What girl are you talking about? - I thought she...
I thought you said...
Ay, loco.
Ah, si, si.
Wh-Wh... - He brought her!
What's the matter with you? You know the rules. No prisoners. No witnesses.
And no women!
Loco.! Estupido! - No, my capitén! Captain!
[Zac 1 Capitén. " Huh?
You shut us in. - What...
What's so funny?
What's the rules on children, Captain?
Yeah!
We'll put the kids ashore at Tampico. - Yeah, sure, sure.
[ Laughing 1
! Olé!
Hey, yeah! Hey, hey! Hey, hey!
Moo!
Moo.
Go on.
Capitén. Capitén.
'2 Como estén'?
Venga, venga.
Oh, hombre.
Come on. - What do you want?
We're trying to sleep.
You're drunk, aren't you?
QM!
What you do?
Why you bite me?
Whee!
What areyou doing?
Whee!
Whee!
What do you think this boat is? This is a serious boat!
Hey, you stop it!
You! You watch them drawers!
You shouldn't say... drawers.
Yeah?
When you tear holes in your drawers, who you think is gonna sew them? Me?
Hey, you kids! You kids get out of there!
That's myplace!
Well, nobody listens.
Can I have a look? - No, no, let me.
Please? - I'll show you in a minute.
Hey, look. I can see it.
Hey, who told you to put on my hat?
[ Laughing 1
You've got the coat on backwards. - No, I have not.
My head's on backwards. I'm a stuppy.
Listen, don't talk like that, not on a ship.
It's badluck.
Eat already? - Si.
You kids eat already. Come on. Come on.
Come on. Go... Go play some place else.
Come on, come on, come on. Out, out. Come on.
Let's go out the front end. - You mean the bow.
All right. Come on. I'll race you.
I'm sorry.
Uh, it's all right. But don't do it again.
And watch them drawers.
I mean, I'm sorry I bit...
Mmm.
And... And the wind came along and blew their house down.
So their mama said they'd better go to England on a big ship...
to live with their grandmama.
So they got on this ship...
Is this ship going to England?
It must be.
But how do you know?
I mean, if the first one was going to England...
and so is this one...
why did we have to change?
They never told us we were going to be changed.
Grown-ups never do tell you anything.
You have to guess.
What's that? - A bowline.
A what? - A bowline.
A bowline.
Like this.
Look, British naval cutter.
What, has she seen us?
I don't know, but she might.
Captain, what is it? - Nothing.
Step aside.
Better get ready.
Are we running away from that other ship?
I think so. - Why?
There you go, cowboy.
Emily...
can I ask you a question?
What?
Are these people... pirates?
Of course not.
L-| was just wondering.
There was that time on the other ship...
Margaret said she heard one of the sailors call out.
He said that pirates had come aboard.
No, you silly idiot. She must have said "pilots."
Look!
Si, si, si.
She's going around the other side of the island. She hasn't seen us.
When she comes up there and she sees us? She's too fast for us.
Laura, come away from there!
! Capitén!
! Estupido!
No, no, no. It was them!
Hey, we're losing the wind.
Find the wind!
What are you gonna do? - I'm going inside the reef.
Inside the reef? I only got three fathoms here!
And we lost the anchor. How are you gonna hold her? Huh?
With ropes.?
Ropes! Ropes! Go get some ropes!
No! That's wrong.
Arriba. Andale.
Here. - Here, I'll hold it. Give it to me.
No. No, let go.
Othervvay, little girl.
What are you gonna do?
Oh.
Shh, shh, shh!
Well, uh...
shall we make for Tampico, Captain?
Uh, tomorrow. - Tomorrow?
What's the matter with right now? - We gotta pick up the anchor.
The anchor? We... - I'm not gonna sail without an anchor.
Huh?
Go away! You're not allowed in here!
Why not? - You'll fall over, and the sharks will eat you up.
If I was a pirate, a real pirate...
I wouldn't have girls on board.
Wouldn't you?
I'd maroon them.
Kids!
That's my dolly.
She fell down.
Give me my dolly.
Can't play anywhere.
Q ' Huh'? ' Que Dash?
! No, Capitén, no!
What was he saying?
He says it's too deep. It's only ten meters.
He's afraid.
He says the kids bring bad luck.
Yeah, well, he may be right there.
You know, these kids are dangerous. They scare me.
Kids are kids.
We better do something about keeping the kids away from the men.
Last night we were lucky. I don't know what'll happen next time.
If we get caught with these kids aboard this ship, it's our necks.
Now, the men all know that.
So?
Hey, kids!
Get out of there!
You fall in, nobody's gonna fish you out. Zac.
"O Lord, save us from this peril. - You kids, I told you to...
What's the matter?
Kid, what's the matter? - "Save us. Save us.
"We're having a burial at sea.
Amen." - You're making fun of religion.
I don't like it. lt's... It's not nice.
What are you, a heathen?
Church of England.
Go below.
Where'd you get my hat? Who told you to take my hat?
Here. Come here.
Oh, you wanna play games, huh?
I'll get you.
Come here.
Come here, you...
He)'-
Come on, Harry. Catch! - Stop it!
Come on! - Hey, stop it!
You can't catch us!
" Stop! " Ohh!
Little monkey, I'll teach you to play tricks. I'm gonna hang you.
Leave him alone! Leave him alone!
Wait...
You listen.
Hell! You're going to hell!
You're a wicked pirate!
You're going to be hanged and go to hell!
Here's your hat, Captain.
What is it now? - Ah, these men are a bunch of women.
Well, what is it?
No, no, no. English, English. What is it?
No, no, no! No, no, no, no!
No, no! No!
No, no! No, no!
Now, wait, wait, wait, wait... Wait!
Would you tell me, please, what the panic is?
The kids turned the head around. They're afraid. They won't touch it.
- [Man 1! No, Capitén! -! ldiota!
Ahh! [Chuckung 1
Alberto!
No, Zac! It's bad luck! I told you!
Huh?
Oh, what doyou...
Stuppy. You're a stuppy.
Come on, get these kids below, keep 'em there.
Alberto! - I'm not touching them.
What? - I'm not touching them!
Alberto!
How ist the foresail, the mainsail, the flying jib.
! Pronto, hombres!
Get out.
You're in the wrong place.
Get out. Go.
Get out!
Well, as near as I can figure it we have, uh...
approximately three days and we'll be in Tampico.
Hey. Capitén.
Huh?
Why can't we go ashore?
No one goes ashore until Captain Chavez gives the order.
Why are we gettin' all cleaned up?
You want to look presentable for when you meet a lady, don't you?
What lady?
You'll soon see.
I want to post this.
You come back!
Come back here this minute!
I've got to post my letter. - Come back here!
Please, will you tell me where I could post my letter?
? Qué?? Qué? - I want to post this.
I help you, eh?
Oh! You speak English. - Yes.
You want to post this letter? - Please.
Come with me. Somebody interested in you, eh?
I am supposed to go back to the ship. - It won't take long.
I cleaned them up. The girl got away. I don't know where she is.
I told you, keep them on the ship.
Go find her. - Where?
How do I know?
Do you like?
May I take one for Rachel? - But of course.
The pirates stole her sweets.
Oh. How terrible.
That's what pirates do.
Well, Rachel shall have the whole box.
Here, take them.
And you and I will have a little talk.
First you will tell me your name.
Emily. - Emily Thornton?
How did you know?
Everyone knows. The whole British Navy is looking for you.
Why?
Perhaps they think you are lost.
## [ calypw 1
Lolita!
! Capitén!
Oh, no.
Ahh!
-! Puerco! Puerco! - Oh, no. No, no.
What are you doing?
Oh, just... just one. One. - One. One.
- [ Laughing 1 - [ Laughing 1
! Ay, Rosa!
Ay, Rosa.
Your Rosa is so happy that you come back to her.
Yaah! [Laughmg 1
And you, my pretty boy, when you come back you bring the sunshine.
All for you, Rosa.
Ah, yes, the two finest...
most beautiful men in all the world.
"Beautiful."
But what is this terrible story I hear?
Wh-What terrible story?
They don't look like murderers, do they?
Murderers?
Uh-huh. You stole seven children.
Cut their throats and threw their bodies into the sea.
We stole seven children?
Why... What are you talking about? - Who said that?
Uh... the English captain.
Captain Marpole? - Si. Si.
Ah! Captain Marpole.
Oh, that Captain Marpole. Yes.
He told the English ambassador.
He told the governor.
He told the Guardia Civil.
Well, we didn't murder anybody.
Look. Hey, hey. Come here.
I know. It was a big joke. - Except one.
She's around some place. Did you see the girl? - And you know what else?
What?
You attacked with a great ship with 60 cannons.
No! - Yes! Sixty big cannons!
And a hundred men fighting and killing. - Oh, sure!
Marpole defends himself very brave.
But against the pirates, so big, so strong, like mad, mad bulls.
He's been looking for you... everywhere.
Who?
The captain.
Are we sleeping here tonight?
Aaah!
" L Ava! " hat?
What is it? - He's down on the stones!
He's dead.
Come. Come.
Listen, fool! The English say you are murderers.
Ajoke while all the children were alive.
No joke now.
Oh, Rosa, it was an accident out there. It was an accident.
Will they believe you or me? - Well, I...
Out, now, before the children know he's dead!
Rosa, what are we gonna do with them? - You will...
You two will... will decide that.
But I will not have them found here in Tampico.
But, Rosa... - Get out.
Get out. - All right, all right.
I'm going to get my coat! - Oh, Rosa.
Get out. - Rosa, you know...
Go. - Come on, Zac.
Where's John?
Isn't John coming?
Get aboard.
Capitén, no agua.
Hey, Chavez.
Did you tell 'em? - Yeah, sure, I told 'em.
What'd you tell 'em? - I told 'em.
You told 'em he had an accident? - That's what I told 'em.
Why aren't you sleeping?
If John's not coming back...
What? Well, uh...
No, he's not coming back. He had an accident.
Edward wants to know if he can have his blanket.
Yeah, sure. Tell him to take it.
Why are we here? - We're not allowed on the deck.
Why? - Because we've upset the crew.
They don't like us anymore.
I wish I was in England.
So do I.
Why doesn't Margaret stay with us anymore?
She thinks she's too grown up.
We're in the boat, and they're in the water. - They're not in the water.
They'd go under.
You're in the water, and you're drowning!
You're drowning!
You're drowning! - They don't understand English.
Swim! The water! - The water!
Watch out! - You'll drown!
! Céllatel! éllate!
Below! Come on! Down below!
We were only playing. It was just in fun.
That's not funny on a ship.
! Ay!
I " Huh? - ' Estupido!
Where you gonna put her? - In my cabin.
Easy, girl, easy.
Bueno.
The men wanted to talk to you.
We want to talk to you.
Well, go ahead. Talk.
About the children.
Well...
we've got a superstitious crew aboard this ship.
They want the children abandoned on the first island we come to.
They say as long as they're aboard, we're on a doomed ship.
I don't care what they say!
Well, they could mutiny, you know.
And there's a lot of...
blue water out there, Chavez.
We'll do something.
Now, Chavez, I can talk to them, but what it's gonna take...
Look, will you leave me alone?
He)'-
Come on. You take this, huh?
Come on. - What is it?
It'll take away the pain.
Come on. Huh?
Hmm?
Sleep.
Tell 'em to be quiet. - What?
Will you go out and tell them to be quiet?
Mm-hmm.
He)'-
Alberto! Tell them to be quiet!
Hey.
Mejor.
Unlash that wheel.
There's a paddle steamer down the windward passage.
A Dutchman, I think. - Ay.
It's a Dutch paddle steamer. A big one!
This is what we've been waitin' for, Chavez.
A rich prize, and she looks like she's comin' down the windward passage.
Get the key for the muskets, Zac!
Where's the key, Chavez?
Here.
But we're not going to attack.
We're going to take the kids, put 'em on the other boat, and that is all.
And that is all? What about the men?
Look, the girl needs help. She needs medicine. Zac, she may die.
Hey, what's the matter?
Come on, don't cry. You're a big girl.
Oh, Chavez.
Down below, the long boat... won't need it.
Why not?
We're not taking the ship. We're just getting rid of the kids.
Uncover the hatch. Bring the children up.
Did you hear me?
I said, lower the long boat!
What... No! Para... Para... Bring it down!
Bring the long boat down!
Los nifios...
Uh, bring the kids up.
Uh... Uh...
The, uh, nifios... ! Arriba! Arriba!
Los nifios. Huh?
They're not gonna do it, Chavez. They won't put up with it.
They will do what I tell 'em.
Let 'em take the ship and the cargo. - No.
We can still put the children on board.
All theywant's the cargo. Let 'em have it. - I said no.
Don't be a fool, Chavez. You can still get the girl to the doctor afterwards.
Alberto, tell them we don't attack.
Porque...
'What'?
The muskets.
Didn't you hear me? - The key for the muskets.
Since when do you give orders?
! Capitén!
No!
Don't you touch him. Leave him to me.
Throw that man a line. Get the long boat over.
Get the muskets. Tell the men we're gonna take her.
Go on! Get the muskets!
Now, chain, rope... Chain, huh? Chain!
What the hell's the matter with you, you old fool? You wanna get yourself killed?
To hell with you.
Look, I might die for you, but I'm not gonna die with you, not for a bunch of kids.
I didn't ask you.
Chains!
Alberto! Put 'em in the long boat!
My leg... My leg hurts.
Just hold on, hold on. - Lower away!
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Now what's the matter?
Am I going to die?
What?
Come on. Don't be silly.
Of course not.
Tabby got killed. She died.
Oh.
Here.
Take some more of this. - I don't want it.
Sure, come on. It's good for you.
Come on, now.
Open your mouth. Come on. Come on.
It'll make you sleep.
I have bad dreams.
Awful, awful dreams.
Hold me.
No.
Why have you got those chains on?
I made one mistake.
Ship ahoy!
What ship are you? - ? Qué?
What is the name of your ship? - No entiendo.
Where are you from?
Gonna make a fight of it. Open fire!
What's happening?
They're fighting.
Fire!
Where?
Oh, yeah.
Are we winning? - I don't know.
You should be out there. - Huh.
You're the captain.
Go to sleep. Come on.
Close your eyes.
Get a crew up on deck.
Tell me a story.
I don't know no story.
Tell me about you...
when you were a little boy at sea.
Standby to bring her alongside.
When I was a little boy there was no water.
Only hills and rocks.
Hook fast the line!
What are they doing?
They're having it on. - What?
Dunce! They're having a fight!
Are there any passengers?
Right! Get these Dutchmen and put 'em in a boat!
Get him over there. Open those hatches. Open the hatches.
Where's the engineer?
Chavez!
Chavez, we took the, uh, Dutch paddle steamer.
She's... She's loaded with loot. Where's the handle?
Chavez? Chavez!
Don't yell! I can hear you.
How's your head?
Hmm. I did that for your own good.
Yeah?
Come on back up on deck.
The men'll take you back. I'll talk to 'em. You're still the captain.
' " Huh?
! Capitén!
The what? What is it?
Wh-What is it?
What's he talkin' about, Chavez?
The British naval cutter has come back.
You are too late!
Uh, o-open the... open the door. Let him... Let him out.
Uh, uh... Si. Si.
Alberto, get 'em out at the stern!
IHurryl Hurry! ! Andale! Andale!
When they finish, get the men back on board here!
Hoo-waah!
Come on, Chavez. We got a faster ship.
Come on, Chavez. Here's the key. Come on!
You're going no place.
Come on, Chavez!
Hasta la vista, Capitén.
Go to hell, then!
I don't know why I've stayed with you this long.
You're a half-wit!
Move along. Get some steam up.
Standby to cast off.
What are you doing here? Get out.
Brunhilde, ahoy!
Standby to heave to!
Heave to, or I'll open fire!
I command you to lay down your arms, or I will open fire!
Fire!
! Fuego!
Now let us all think hard...
and see if we can remember anything else.
When you were on board that ship, did anybody do anything to frighten you?
Were you frightened?
Who of? - All those men.
Did they ever do anything that you, uh...
you didn't like?
Well, you know what I mean. Something nasty.
Hmm?
He talked about our... drawers.
Who? - The captain.
Why? What did he say about your drawers?
He said he wouldn't mend them.
He said not to slide down the deck on them.
He shouldn't have talked about drawers.
Margaret, did he ever make any...
Suggestions?
He was totally brave.
What did he do? - He ate a whole spoonful of pepper.
A big spoon. - And he didn't cry.
Yes. I see.
Did you see any fighting...
any guns...
or knives?
No. - They wouldn't let us.
Not even when the Dutch ship was captured?
You know, the paddle steamer. - No. We were shut up.
All except Emily. She was in the cabin.
Captain's cabin?
With Chavez?
Now, John...
John.
Your brother.
Have you any idea what happened?
Papa. Papa, can I go home now?
They've had enough.
After all the experiences of these last few weeks...
they're still suffering terribly from shock.
Mr. Thornton, a brief word. - They've had enough.
Mr. Thornton.
Mr. Thornton, a brief word with you.
You realize, without their help, we may fail to get a conviction.
Is it your opinion that they really know nothing?
Or have they been terrorized into hiding something?
No.
No, I don't think they've been terrorized...
but they may know something they don't say.
Why?
Because they may have formed an affection for this man Chavez.
An affection?
If they know anything, I shall have to find it out.
You mean put them in the box?
Oh, not all of them, certainly. Heaven forbid.
We will have to produce at least one. - Which one?
Emily.
These men plead guilty on the count of piracy.
But since 1837 piracy has ceased to be a hanging offense...
unless accompanied by murder...
and in this case, either the murder of the boy, John Thornton...
or Captain Vandervort.
Now, ifyou decide that one of these men...
any one of these men...
is responsible for the deaths of the boy and Dutch captain...
you are bound to convict them all!
Now, Emily, I must continue to ask you a few questions.
Remember that this morning you made a solemnoath to tell the truth.
Because you took that oath, I know thatyou will tell the truth.
Now, please speak clearly, loudly...
so that we can all hear.
We've heard about this Dutch steamer.
Now, a terrible thing has been suggested.
It is said that the captain, after having his hands bound...
went on the schooner with his crew...
and the captain was murdered.
Did you see any such thing happen?
L... I... I... I was asleep.
Oh, well...
Emily, please.
But this morning you said you were awake.
Yes, because your leg was hurting you so much.
He... He gave me medicine to make me sleep.
Ah, I see.
When the officers of the royal naval cutter came aboard...
you were awake.
I had a dream.
B-Bad dream.
Y-You said I had a dream!
Emily, you're not having a dream now.
The Dutch captain came on board. He is disappeared.
Emily, do you know how?
Your brother and sisters and the Fernandez children were in the hold.
Only Chavez was on deck.
You were in his cabin.
L... I was sick. My leg.
Your leg was hurt, but the wound had been bandaged.
Yet in the cabin, nearto where you were lying, there was blood.
There was also blood at the foot of the stairs.
Was that your blood?
No. No! - Or was it the blood of Captain Vandervort?
There was blood on Chavez's hands.
He... He... He had a knife.
Who had a knife?
Emily, was Captain Chavez in the cabin?
Y... Yes.
I don't remember!
Uh... It was awful.
You saw Captain Chavez? - He made... an awful noise.
Then he died! He died!
Stop it! In God's name, stop it!
Can't you see what you're doing?
Milord, I will not permit my daughter to be subjected to this.
What's she talking about?
Silence! Be silent! I agree.
We've heard enough.
Take the prisoners down and clear the gallery!
Chavez!
Chavez!
What's she doing to us? Chavez!
Your little friend is gonna hang us. - They have to hang somebody.
I don't want to die innocent.
Zac, you must be guilty of... of something.
Hang them all!
Begging your pardon, sir.
You ought to feel proud of them children. - Yes.
Been reading all about it, the wife and I. - Yes, thank you.
The way she stood up in the box... Oh, thankyou, sir.
They deserved hanging.
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