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- Your turn.
- Oh, really?

[laughs]

Okay, Oscar.
All this takes is practice.

- That's it.
- Yeah.

It's going to be wonderful.

- Watch this.
- [Oscar] Oh, that's wonderful.

Very good.
Very good.

How's she doing, Joe?

She learns pretty quick.

You know, a little more practice,
she'll be a regular pasteboard artist.

[Oscar] Can she pass herself off
as a dealer?

[Joe] No sweat.

- Joe, I want to thank you very much.
- My pleasure.

- I appreciate your coming down.
- Any time, Mr. Goldman.

- Giving us all that time.
- Bye-bye.

Now, all we have to do is get you
aboard that gambling ship.

- Who's the guy that owns it?
- [Oscar] Here's a picture of him.

Lucky Harrison.

And he likes his women
gutsy and beautiful.

[Jaime] Well, I'll do the best I can.

And this is what you're after.

An energy cell about the size
of a flashlight battery.

Recently, Jaime, a double agent
known only to us as

the Ice Man stole two prototype
energy cells.

We have reason to believe that
he brought them on the "Princess Louise."

Oh. Is it this Harrison
that's mixed up with Ice Man?

Lucky Harrison might very well be
the Ice Man.

He has a reputation of doing
anything that would make a fast buck,

and there's a government warrant out
for his arrest.

Well, if there's a warrant out,
why don't you just board the ship

and search it?

Because the ship is a foreign registry.

And Harrison is also
a sharp professional gambler.

Better be convincing.

Ah, Blackjack.

Listen, I'm convinced.

[Jaime] Good.
I hope Lucky Harrison will be.

[Oscar] Me too. And Jaime--

There's one more thing.

The energy cell as harmless as
long as it's refrigerated.

But once it gets warm,
it turns into a time bomb.

Equal to 1,000 pounds of dynamite.

So in other words,
I am boarding a potential floating bomb.

[man] Señor Patron.

Welcome, welcome, welcome.

Come right on board.
We're ready to get underway, huh?

Señora, how are you?

Good, good.
Go right on in.

Well, that's it.

We're ready to cast off.

All right, single up all lines
and take her out.

Well, I wonder what a pretty gal
like that's done

to have so many cops after her.

[sirens blare in distance]

No, no, no, just hold it right there.

Oh, now please let
me come on board.

The cops are right behind me.

Look, I'm sorry, lady.
We got enough problems at it is.

Come on, listen!
I've got to--

[Harrison] No way, lady.

[sirens blaring]

It's a shame.
She's kinda cute.

[sirens blaring]

Look at this.

I'm sorry, General,
but I don't think you've got a ticket.

We are in pursuit of the criminals.

And I'm sure you do
a very fine job.

But not on-board this ship.

[Jaime] Now what?

I will get a search warrant, Señor.

Ah, now there's a good idea.

By the time you get back,
we'll be 20 miles out at sea.

Get her under way, Mr. Grover.

Was that official enough,
Señor Goldman?

Very.

Now, if you'll take me over
to the naval station,

the cruiser is waiting.

[foghorn]

Hi there.

Are you enjoying the cruise?

- Yes.
- Señor Patron.

Don't forget, tonight at my table,
you and the Señora.

Eight o'clock sharp.

And you?

I thought I told you not
to come on my ship.

You did.
But I don't give up easily.

Apparently not.

Well, is this the time when you

give me 20 lashes
and throw me in irons?

Yeah, sure.

If that's the sort of thing you're in to.

Though it'd be just as easy for me
to call a couple of my men

and throw you overboard.

You'd better get more than a couple.

I can handle myself pretty well.

[Harrison] Really?

Tough, huh?

Take it from me,
you'd be playing a losing game.

When it's the only game in town,

you would be amazed at what
I can come up with.

How'd you get on-board the ship?

Come on.
You're safe now.

We're out of the harbor.

At least safe from the police.

Well, let's say it was
with an enormous amount of skill

and determination.

Well, I've always been a sucker for a girl

with an enormous amount of skill
and determination.

Lucky you.

Does that mean I don't have to go
for a swim?

Maybe.

If you behave yourself.

You'll get no promises.

Tanner.

Yes sir, Mr. Harrison.

I want you to escort this young lady--

- Jaime Windsor.
- Oh, I like that.

So do I.

Escort Miss Windsor to my quarters,
will you?

My pleasure, sir.

- And Miss Windsor.
- Yes, Mr. Harrison?

If my mean would have
thrown you overboard,

eight to five says you would have made it
back to shore safely.

With my skill and determination?

No, I thought floating.

On your inflated ego.

Cute.

Uh, if there's, uh, anything you want,
just give me a call.

Anything at all.

All I really want is
a couple energy cells.

[beeping]

[clicking of lock dial]

[footsteps approaching]

Can you get into a safe as easily
as you board a ship?

I was just, uh, admiring the workmanship.

So was I.

Hah, the cops were after for what,
safe-cracking?

No, not safe-cracking.

I was dealing in San Raton.

I just had a little trouble.

Dealing, huh?

How interesting.

Are you any good?

I'm the best.

Well, I shouldn't have asked, should I?

All right, what was the problem, then?

Oh, I had a sore loser.

Haven't we all?

Yes, but this one happened to be
the cousin of the police commissioner.

That's a mistake.

It certainly is.

You a mechanic?

Sure.

I did not cheat those marks.

If I wanted to, I could have
wiped them out in 20 minutes.

All right.

Let's see how good you are.

I want a Las Vegas shuffle,

dealing blackjack to five players.

I'm the fourth player,
and I'm a high roller.

No blackjack?

Well, not yet.

That's the easiest way
to vacate a table.

Well, that's good.

Now let's see how good
you really are.

Eighteen.

That's good.

- Number two?
- Eleven.

He'll double down and hit with a six.

That's nice.

Number three.

Another 18.

All right.

- Now me.
- Nineteen.

Listen, what kind of cheap joints
have you been working in?

This is the major leagues.

People here aren't playing
for matchsticks.

It's in your left sleeve, darling.
You palmed it.

[chuckles]

You're good.
No, you're better than good.

Listen, I can always use
a new dealer here.

What about it?

I can always use one that's distracting.

You understood?

How about it, Miss Windsor?

Well, it beats dog-paddling back
to South America, Mr. Harrison.

All right.

[intercom buzzes]

- Grover.
- Yes, sir?

Take Miss Windsor
to stateroom number eight.

And Grover, see to it she doesn't
steal the compass

on the way past the bridge, huh?

This way, Miss.

[beeping]

[Grover] This is Grover.

I'm concerned about
our cute stowaway.

I think Lucky's going soft on her.

Get to the Ice Man.

See what he wants to do about her.

[Oscar] Jaime,
I'm aboard a cruiser,

just outside your radar range.

[Jaime] Are you receiving me okay?

[Oscar] There's a lot of static,
Jaime, but I hear you.

Have you got anything on
Lucky Harrison, yet?

Well, he's not the Ice Man.

But the Ice Man is on board.

But Harrison could still be involved?

Oh, yeah.

I know that at least two
of his crew members are.

I'll keep an eye on him too, though.

Good.
And one more thing, Jaime.

We're running a computer profile
on all the passengers.

- Stay in touch, will you?
- You got it.

[knocking on door]

- [Jaime] Who is it?
- [Harrison] It's me.

Well, come on in.
It's your boat.

You must have the keys.

Listen, I'm sorry about the lock.

I, uh, just wanted to make sure
you were here when I got here, that's all.

- What are those?
- Ah.

These are what my dealers wear.

At least the lady dealers.

Try one of them out.
You've got to work tonight.

See if you can find one your size.

Haven't you got anything better to do?

Oh, yeah. No, I was--

Yeah.

Bridge, it's Lucky.

Yeah, I want you to come
to a new heading.

015 degrees,
and hold her steady at 20 knots.

All right.

Well.

Nice. I don't suppose
any of my customers

will mind losing to you.

Wanna bet?

Not against those odds.

[Harrison] Well, what is that?
Some kind of a system or something?

Yeah, looks pretty good, Jimmy.

Stay with the bank, that's all.

- Stay with the bank.
- [dealer] Place your bets.

Here we go.

All right, but think about 37, huh?

37's fine, thank you.

Oh, Kim, listen.

See to it Mr. Petosky
gets a drink over there, will you?

Oh, thanks.

How about a little hit
in the head, Jimmy?

[beeping]

[Tanner] Well,
I've got to get back to the bridge.

Then get to it.

And make sure you do exactly
what the Ice Man said.

You want to deal or shuffle
the spots off the cards?

Oh, Miss, plain soda, please.

I do not drink when I'm gaming, you know?

Oh, no.

- This is the best we've got.
- Thank you.

Anything you have would be delicious.

Oh! I'm so sorry.

My pleasure. May I help you?

There must be something that
I can do for you--

Yes, there is.

Please get your hand off
my ham-and-cheese.

Coffee, tea, or me?

Beg your pardon?

May I fluff your pillow?

How'd you like to get
your head fluffed?

Miss Winters, don't you remember me?

Romero, from the flight that
crashed in the water.

Remember?

Oh, I, I'm afraid you're mistaken.

- My name is not Winters.
- Oh--

You gonna yak or deal?

- Pay me.
- Excuse me, sir.

She's part of one of the most
beautiful moments of my life.

Want to make it your last?

Now listen, you'll either have
to place a bet or leave the table.

Hah.

With a 500 minimum?

Oh, back to you, Señor.

I will bet 5,000 lire.

No, no, that's only equal
to about $6.25.

It's not quite the minimum bet.

Oh.

Who's thinking about gambling
in a moment like this?

You must be Miss Winters.

The lady of my life.

I can't believe that
there are two lovely creatures

in the same world.

I had enough of your lip,
you little fruitcake.

Fruitcake?

Miss Winters, don't you remember
the crash on the island--

Well, what seems to be
the problem here, hey?

I got a whole 10 Gs
and this bimbo's bugging me.

Oh, he was just leaving.

Thank you, Jaime.
Señor Romero.

Jaime? Why, even your f--

Your front name is the same.

Maybe you ought try your luck
at one of the other tables,

with $100 bet on the house.

That is not necessary.

If you insist, but it is not necessary.

We can see each other later, huh?

Linda mujer, alma de mi...

fruitcake.

Well, there you are. Satisfied?

[man] Not quite, Harrison.

I got a feeling this chick's a mechanic.

So write me off for about 10 grand.

Well, maybe you ought to consider
the possibility that

you're just a--a lousy player.

- Sorry.
- No.

No, go back. Thank you.

Well, I see you haven't lost
your touch, Creighton.

Perhaps Mr. Creighton would be
happier with a new dealer.

Now you're talking.

And I want to buy the table.

No limit. New cards.

All right.

Maybe you ought to have
a break, Jamie, huh?

Freddy?

Get some air.

New deck.

[beeping]

[Grover] Bring her 15 degrees to port.

[Tanner] But Lucky said--

[Grover] New orders.

- Oh!
- Fasten your seat belts.

Look, I don't know who you think I am,

but you almost got me in trouble in there.

Silly games.

You play silly games.

But it's all right.
You can play your games.

You can be anyone you wish to be.

But for Romero,
you are still his passion lady.

You know, I have a solution
to our problem.

- Our problem?
- Yes.

Don't you remember?

You, me, my wife--

The triangle.

My wife was in the way.

But you see, my wife despises
the fact that I gamble.

So I gamble just for spite
so that she will leave me,

so that you and I,
we can go on of the Sea of Happiness.

As long as--

You just don't give up, do you?

[laughter]

Yeah, you know,
it--it really is romantic, you're right.

Out here in the moonlight.

Romance is--

- It's really--
- I know. Look at the moon.

- Isn't that fantastic?
- Oh, moon, moon.

Tell me, moon.

Why are you so full of envy?

Is it because this fair maiden
is more prettier than you?

Ah?

And you swoon for a spoon.

Men have walked all over you.

As for us, as it shall always be.

And the windswept islands where
first we were brought together by destiny,

the course of true love
has been plotted for us.

The moon may have the sun
and the stars for company,

but I have Jaime.

And Jaime has--has--

Has gone?

[laughter]

Playing the silly games.
Hide-and-seek.

My little coquette, I will find you!

[laughter]

- Well, hi there.
- Hi there.

I just thought I'd come up here
and see where the real action's going on.

Sure.

I'll take the wheel.
Go get some coffee, huh?

This is very, very impressive.

Well, you're kind of impressive yourself.

Why, thank you.

How'd you like a personal tour of the ship

when I get off duty?

Well, now, that's not entirely impossible.

[both laugh]

Is, uh, there any particular reason
we're 15 degrees off course?

[Tanner] It's, uh, kind of hard
to keep my mind on what I'm doing.

Oh.

Guess I'd better get
back on course, huh?

I think that'd be a good idea.

You know, uh--

I was just about to say that
I think I'd better get out of here,

'cause you might run into an iceberg
or something, you know?

We can see each other later, though.
I--I don't mind that.

That'll be just fine.

[beeping]

[Grover] What do you think you're doing?

You know what course you're
supposed to be taking.

That blonde spotted the compass.

Birds belong in the crow's nest,
not in the wheelhouse.

You could've double-talked her.

[Tanner]
I had to bring the ship around.

I was afraid she might
bring Lucky into it.

Look, Tanner.
I know you.

Now you listen and you listen good.

You stay away from her.

And you see she stays
away from you.

Now, I gotta check with the Ice Man
and see what he wants us to do.

[Jaime] Good.
Then I can check out the Ice Man.

We're climbing at 30,000 feet.

[laughter]

I know, I know.

It's possible, just possible,
that I could have made a mistake.

You have a twin sister, huh?
A twin sister.

But--but twin sisters
have the same name as Jaime?

No, no, no, that's impossible.

But twin sisters--

Listen, I don't want
to seem rude--

[Harrison] Ah, there you are, Jaime.

Señor, excuse me.

We have to make a drink out.

Jaime.

That's--yes. I think we should--

Maybe a cousin. Yes.

But a twin cousin? No.

The Ice Man said the new course setting
is no good.

We have to find a way
to slow down the ship.

How?

I'll take care of it,
and the blonde, too.

He thinks she might be an agent.

May I ask you why you took
that slap from Creighton?

He scared me.

Foo.

Well, let's just say that he--well,
he needs a punching bag, that's all.

I like to make him happy.

You know, somehow
I got the funniest feeling

that wasn't all there was to it.

Well, he has some friends.

Well, they could sink my
Princess just like that.

Well, she's not much,
but she's all I've got.

It's not quite like home, though, is it?

[Tanner] He's crazy.

There's no need of hurting her.

Look, don't try to cross the Ice Man

unless you want to wind up
at the end of an anchor.

There's too much at stake.

Now he wants her out of the way.

And I'm going to take care
of it right now.

Do you understand me?

Do I detect a, uh, little softness
underneath that flinty exterior?

Softness, yeah.

Look, if I go back to the States,

the Navy has a little thing waiting for me
there called a court martial.

What for?

For about 10 years.

I mean, what did you do?

Well, I was stationed on-board
the biggest carrier

- in the United States Navy.
- And?

And I was running the biggest floating
crap game in the United States Navy.

Is that all?

Well, they--they call it desertion

if you don't stay around
to face the charges.

Must get awfully homesick sometimes, huh?

What, are you kidding?

Give all this up? For what?

For Mom and apple pie
and everything?

Look, who are you, anyway?

You come on board my ship,

turning my head around
with questions like that.

Look at me.

Listen, I'm on a trip to no place.

You want a ticket to come?

No.

No.

I hardly think so.

[lamp shatters]

What happened?

I don't understand. What happened.

Well, I haven't the faintest idea.

Maybe I should have just let
you throw me overboard.

It would've been a lot less painful.

You think I planned this?

I mean, why would I do
something like this?

No, I don't have any proof that
Lucky Harrison's

working with the Ice Man.

But somebody is getting pretty nervous.

They tried to drop a searchlight
on me last night.

[Oscar] What?

Did you see anyone?

[Jaime] No.

Jaime, maybe I'd better
get you off of there.

Now, Oscar, you know all
us OSI agents

always go down with our ships.

That's not funny.

I told you what would happen
if one of those energy cells heat up.

I know.
The floating bomb.

[Oscar] Right.
Rudy says just before it explodes,

there's a high-pitched hum
you could hear bionically.

And here's something else.

Our passenger profile pulled a zero.

But we did receive a report
of an unidentified submarine

operating just inside
international waters.

Oh, that's why we were
off-course last night.

They must be planning
a rendezvous at sea.

You'd better find that Ice Man
and the energy cells

before it's too late.

Estimated flying time
to Rio is five hours and ten minutes.

- Get you a drink?
- Just water, please.

All right.

[phone rings]

Casino.

- Jaime, about last night--
- Yeah.

Uh, Mr. Harrison?

Don't go anywhere.

Give me a shot of rum.
Lucky here.

[beeping]

[man]
Got big trouble in the engine room.

[Harrison] What?

[man]
The main steam line's ruptured.

Scalding us out of here.

Like somebody tried
to sabotage us.

[Harrison] All right, all right.

All stop.
I'll go down and take a look at it.

All right.

- Trouble?
- No.

Nothing I can't handle.

Present company excluded.

[coughing]

Mike!

What is it?
What happened in there?

No way you can hack it in there.
You can't see a thing.

You can't touch anything.

You can't do anything.

All right, you guys get forward.

Stand by to shut everything off.

Lucky?

[coughing]

Lucky?

Lucky?

Lucky!

Are you all right?

This steam was full in here.
What happened?

I don't know.
It just stopped.

All right.

Let's take a look around
and see where we stand.

- Look. Look at this!
- What's the matter?

Well, the rudder push rod's
been disconnected.

Can you fix it?

Yeah, sure.

With a Porta Power
and about 10 hours' work.

And I don't know whether or not
I'd hang around long enough for the--

What does that mean?

Look, with a ship dead in the water,
it's bound to mean a rescue party.

Now if the tug tows me into a Navy port,

all they gotta is pin me in,

starve me out, and wait for me to give up.

What are you going to do, Lucky?

Well, every good gambler's
got an ace in the hole.

And I've got mine.

Jaime, listen to me.

I've got a 22-foot sloop back
in an after storage compartment,

with enough supplies to last a month,

maybe more.

And room for one passenger.
What do you say?

- You're not kidding, are you?
- No, I'm not kidding.

Come with me.

Lucky, look. I--I think it's time that
I lay all my cards on the table.

Uh, it's obvious that you
wouldn't have to go through all this

to stop your own ship.

What?

There is a man on board.

Now, I don't who he is,
but his code name's the Ice Man.

Code name?

Not too long ago,

he's stole a couple
of newly developed energy cells.

Now, our government cannot afford
to let them fall into the wrong hands.

Look, I don't even know what
you're talking about.

Wait a minute, don't tell me.
Let me guess.

You're Jaime Bond.

Come on, Lucky.
This is not a game.

And I happen to know that
your Grover and Tanner

are both working for this, uh, Ice Man.

And that so-called accident
the other night with the search lamp?

That was no accident, and neither is this.

It's all part of his plan

to make some kind of a rendezvous
tonight here at sea.

You know, the scary part
of this whole thing

is I'm beginning to believe you.

No. The scary part of it is

that he can use one of those cells
as a bomb.

Y-you--you mean the Ice Man?

- He'd do that?
- Well, of course he'd do that.

Help himself get away?

Well, Jaime, listen.
Believe me, I--

I'd really like to help you
try and find the guy.

But my problem right now
is to get this ship underway again

before the Navy comes.

Now, once I do that,
then we'll worry about your Ice Man.

Lucky?

[Harrison] Yeah?

Listen, I don't think it
was bad as you thought.

Will you help me find
the Ice Man now?

Wh--what--what was--

[Jaime] Well, will you?

Hello, bridge, this is Lucky.

Look, I'm back in the aft
steerage compartment.

Get hold of Wally and the other engineers.
Get them back here.

We're all set to get on the way.

All right.
Let's go find your Ice Man.

Oh.

[Grover] I gotta get to the Ice Man.

We're in trouble.

Let's just check around.

See if anybody picked
up on anything, hm?

Okay.

[beeping]

[Grover] I don't know how,

but Lucky fixed the rudder.

All right.

Signal the submarine now.

[ice clinks in glass]

The Ice Man.

[Oscar] Yes, Jaime, I'm reading
you loud and clear.

What's up?

Oscar, you were right about
that submarine--

I'll take that.

[Oscar] Jaime.
Jaime, do you read me?

[man] I lost contact with her,
Mr. Goldman.

Transmission was cut off.

[Oscar] All right, alert the captain.

I want to rendezvous with
the "Princess Louise" immediately.

Close at flank speed.

I thought perhaps the OSI
would send an agent.

Too bad it turned out to be
such a pretty one.

Take her away.

[Grover] No silly moves.

Come around to 015.
All ahead, full.

015, right. Right.

[bell rings]

[beep]

- Hey.
- What?

[Tanner] I've got a service ship
steaming towards us.

[beep]

[Tanner] With enough speed to intercept.

The Navy.

What do we do now?

Take one of the energy cells
out of refrigeration.

And find some nice warm
spot to put it.

By the time the Navy gets to this ship,

they'll be very busy collecting survivors.

So we can escape.

[beep]

[Lieutenant] We're
going full-bore, Mr. Goldman.

We should rendezvous
with the "Princess Louise" in 22 minutes.

- [Oscar] If there's anything left of her.
- [Lieutenant] Sir?

[Oscar] There may be an explosion
aboard her.

Have your men prepare
for emergency rescue.

Far enough.

[keys jingling]

Open it.

Go inside.

Hey.

Good.

Uh, what's gonna happen
to the blonde?

Cut the engines.

I said, cut the engines.

Look, isn't there somewhere
we could take her with us?

I--I don't want to leave
her behind.

[Lieutenant] Mr. Goldman,
the "Princess Louise"

is dead on the water.

And a radar shows a submarine
off her port bow.

[Oscar] Keep closing on her.

There may be an explosion any minute.

[metal creaks]

[grunts with effort]

Why don't you let me try it?

You want to show me
how strong you are?

I don't think we have
much choice.

Go right ahead.

There you go.

[Romero] She comes and she goes.

She comes and she goes.
I say--

They go and they come.
I'm so confused.

- [Jaime] Romero?
- Y-y-yes? Who--who is it?

It's Jaime.

Jaime!
Wh-where are you?

- [Jaime] I'm in here.
- Here?

Where? Where, huh?

[Jaime] In here.
Just keep following my voice.

- Keep talking, keep talking.
- [Jaime] Okay.

- Come on.
- Yes, I can hear you.

Yes, yes.
You know you are locked in?

Yes, I know I'm locked in.

Yes, but how can
I get you out?

There is a chain and there is a padlock.

All right, just take a hold
of the--turn the wheel.

- But the chain, Jaime--
- Just turn the wheel.

Come on.
We're going to give you some help.

You can do it. Romero, just try.

- We'll help you from in here.
- I don't--

I--

[grunts with effort]

Come on, give us some
help, will you?

[metal creaking]

[metal creaking]

[chain crumbles]

Oh! Oh! I--

I--

- Romero, thank you very much.
- Oh, it's nothing.

It's just that one doesn't know
the strength that one has

until after one n-needs it.

Fruitcake.

We've got to get off this ship.

- He's gonna sink it.
- [Jaime] With the energy cell?

- Yes.
- Where is it?

I don't know.

The Ice Man planted it somewhere.

Now you've got to get to the lifeboats.

Lucky, I need your help.

I'm sorry, lady,
but this is as far as I go.

- Lucky!
- Looking out for number one.

Good luck!

Romero?

I will not desert you.

Thank you.

Listen, you must go tell all
the people to get off the ship

immediately.

Say no more. I've had experience
in these crisis situations.

[beeping]

Come on, you little hummer,
where are you?

[gasp]

I came down
here looking for you.

I couldn't leave you alone.

I like my chances better with you.

I'm glad.

Okay, now how can I help?

Show me a warm place where a bomb
could do the most damage.

All right.

Come on.

Up here.
Watch your head.

Well, hurry, Lucky.
The energy cell could blow any minute.

[Romero] Ladies and gentlemen!

Ladies and gentlemen, I, uh,
I have an announcement to make.

We have a little problem, but--

But really, there's nothing
to be alarmed about.

Um, on board, uh, we have a bomb
that's going to go off

any minute.

[laughter]

Quick. Do not panic.
You will follow my instructions, hey?

Women and children first.

[laughter]

Eh, no children.

Disregard my first order.

[laughter]

This ought to fit your requirements.

It's certainly hot enough.

[beeping]

[faint, high-pitched whine]

Lucky, it's in here.

- Well, how do you know?
- Well, I just know.

All right.
I'll get a wrench.

[high-pitched whine]

- Lucky?
- [Harrison] Yeah?

I got it.

- [Harrison] Well, how'd you do that?
- The nuts were loose.

If you will follow me.

Because we will have time,
of course,

to walk to the upper deck,
and in a really orderly fashion.

If you know some group songs,
it would help a lot.

Follow me, ladies and gentlemen.

Right this way.

Ah, there's Jaime.

- Romero--
- The situation is under control.

- The people are ready to--
- No, never mind about that now.

I need your help.

But it might be dangerous.

I don't even know the meaning of the word.

Okay. Do you know where the freezer
is in the galley?

Eh, no.
But Romero will find it.

All right. Now take this to the freezer,
quickly,

and do not let it out
of your hands.

I will not let it out of my hands.

Your command is my wish, eh?

My captain.

Duck!

Duck!

Duck!

[helicopter overhead]

Hey, wait. Wait!
Come back!

Come back!

[helicopter roars overhead]

Ice Man, huh?

[Harrison] Jaime.
Are you all right?

- Yeah, I'm fine.
- Well, you're shaking.

I know it's silly, but--it's just--

Well, a little. But it's nice.

Human.

And I was beginning to wonder about you.

Hi.

Well, as Napoleon said at Waterloo, I--

I wasn't lucky today.

And I think he also said,
I am your prisoner, sir.

- We boarded this ship legally, Harrison.
- Yes, I know.

Some of my crew endangered
the lives of the passengers

on the high seas.

Among other things.

And as owner and captain,
I'm responsible for their actions.

So I guess I'll spend the first
three years in the brig

listening to them read off the charges.

Now that's awfully negative thinking

for a man named Lucky.

Mr. Harrison, I have been in contact
with the Secretary.

I told him how you helped
Miss Sommers,

and he is going to call
the Navy Department and review your case.

Well, looks like Lady Luck

hasn't let your ship after all, has she?

Jaime, I--

look, I don't know what to say. I--

Oh, well.

I mean, if what he said is true,
about the Navy, and--

And the Secretary and everything, well--

I'm going to see you again, lucky lady.

Well, what happened to the Ice Man?

Oh, he's safe.
I put him in the, uh, cooler.

- And speaking of the cooler, Jaime.
- Yes?

This man, Romero.

Oh, I want to say thank you
to him before we left.

You know, he really turned
out to be quite a help.

Quite a help?

The Navy would call it above
the call of duty.

When you told him to put
the energy cell in the freezer,

you shouldn't have told
them not to let it out of his hands.

We had to--we had to pry
his fingers loose.

What? Romero!

Don't let it out of my hands.

- Romero.
- Jaime.

J-J-Jaime, you see, I did what you said.

I--I held onto it.

Are you p-p-pleased?

Yes, you did a wonderful job.

Oh.

J-Jaime, if you only knew how
w-w-w-w-warm it m-m-makes me.

amor, when will I see you again?

I need to--to keep me warm.

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