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["Pomp and Circumstance"]
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Mr. Thompson?
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Mr. Thompson?
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Now your toes are curling up.
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What, Mr. Thompson?
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Is this the friend you want to do free for slavery?
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Yes.
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And when he has washed and slept,
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you'll flee into your strombox out of respect.
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So, Mr. Thompson is the bad business man.
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Where is Jack?
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Have you seen our young friend?
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No.
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Why?
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Has he run away?
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Anemaboa is not a good place for a white child by himself.
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Keep looking for him, Bronsky.
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And you, Mr. Thompson, shall clothe this gentleman,
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and the best that you have.
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He is a true one.
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And at a Christian price, otherwise I'll nail a guinea
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to your nose with a malnced spike.
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I respect your money and love my nose, Mr. Bronsky.
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You don't have to worry about your small family.
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A young boy like him understands very quickly
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that wealth is unimportant and that life is everything.
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Who are you?
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I am Yoka.
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Yoka?
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What are you doing in this den of thieves?
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Miss Yoka, Miss Yoka, someone of Rob, your father?
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I am his daughter.
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What?
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You are the daughter of this cat.
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I am the daughter of this cat throat,
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but it is the rubble of the harbour which made him that way, believe me.
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And he still has a good heart, even if it's deeply hidden.
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Miss your car, Miss your car!
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Come.
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Someone took five thousand pounds from my strong box. Five thousand pounds!
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Do you still have the key? You must have lost it, or it was stolen from you.
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Why don't you look under the tray?
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It certainly was fifteen thousand.
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Ten thousand? And your father can still make five thousand?
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It was you.
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Hey!
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Hey, how bloody man, Dan!
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What happened to you?
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Nothing. I went swimming.
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And then I wanted to ask if Mr. Vronsky could pay for our passage to Bristol.
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Seeing that I am once again penniless.
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You're really a capital fellow, Jack.
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And you're not penniless, is he?
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No, that you are not.
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Here, five thousand pounds, which Mr. Thompson gave me for your necklace.
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You can pay for Lord Charingham's new clothes with it.
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And for our passage to Bristol, whatever is left over, you can give to me some time aboard Chip.
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Do you happen to have something else for me?
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Be simply, don't suit me.
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I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
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Is running awhile?
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Hey,ette.
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Good evening, Captain.
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Hey,
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Your name's.
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My name's Sho gram.
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I saved my life there.
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My name's Sharon.
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I believe you're sailing for Bristol.
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That's right.
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My friends and I would like to take passie.
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I see.
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I've just gone on board now, see?
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I'm going to get some help.
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Jenny.
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Drop your weapons and quickly
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What are you waiting for?
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I sent Drop your weapons.
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We've just given the captain over there all our money.
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We don't want money.
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Captain Shaddinger.
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Stop!
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No!
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Jack, tell him to.
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Honey up! Honey up!
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Ah!
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Oh, it's game!
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Oh, my God!
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Give me the money!
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Drop your weapons! Drop your weapons!
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Shoot!
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Stop!
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Please, you get punched, I say!
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For I will order my men! Toroban fire!
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Mr. Bronsky, will you join us for breakfast?
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Do you want some breakfast?
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Oh!
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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What is it?
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We call it cocoa.
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It's made from berries that grow in the jungle.
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Plants which grow in the jungle?
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Giant.
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Mmm! Tricer! It's cocoa.
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Yeah, it's not bad.
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But I prefer to have good English tea.
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Good morning.
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Good morning, Army.
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How are you?
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Better already.
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I'd say Yoka's care has worked wonders.
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You're turning red, Mr. Bronsky.
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You keep out of it.
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You don't know anything about it.
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About what?
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About, uh...
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About you.
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It's me now of you to make fun of my hanush.
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His name is Yannush.
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Mr. Yannush?
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That's not a name.
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It's a noise. Yannush.
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So, a message for you.
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Gentlemen, you must depart.
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Captain Palmer wants to put out a sea in half an hour.
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He's afraid the wind will shift.
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You must live immediately.
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I'll get you. Come on then.
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We can finish breakfast on board.
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Joshua, the coach...
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We're going home, Yannush.
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Home.
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Uh, it also might interest you to know, Mr. Downs put out to see early this morning.
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Perhaps he feared the revenge of Captain sharing.
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And do you know who's on board with him?
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Ibrand Farrett, the slave dealer.
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Farrett is dining.
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Since everyone here knows he has a priceless treasure.
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He couldn't live here any longer. Couldn't survive.
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What? What is that?
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His stone is generally referred to as the white lady.
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But we have no time for that now.
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And above all, she's not for sale, Mr. Thompson. Not ever at any price.
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She is my white lady.
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Will accompany you to the harbor.
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Yoko, come.
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Naturally, nothing to do with this extraordinary diamond.
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Oh, no.
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But because our good friends shall be leaving us for a long time.
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We should stay here. It's easy to say goodbye here.
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My lady.
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Goodbye, Mr. Thompson.
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Goodbye.
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And thank you, sir.
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Goodbye. Thank you.
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Jack, today is the 23rd of June.
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Each year, I shall make a holiday of it and do no work.
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In order to remember your dear person, sir.
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Holborn Day, 23rd of June, eh?
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It is very difficult to say goodbye, Yoko.
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Let go, Horan Arft!
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You two over there! Hurry up!
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Thank you very much.
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Stay well. Goodbye.
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I'm sorry.
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I'm sorry.
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Jack, I can't go with you. I must remain. Goodbye.
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And good luck.
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Giannis, what are you doing? Are you crazy?
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Let him go.
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I wish you a good way at home. I haven't had many friends in my life.
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I mean, other than you. I have... none.
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So, good luck to you, old friend.
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Goodbye. Good luck.
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Take care!
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Be careful!
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Yes, yes! Aah!
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One of you! Help him!
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He can't swim!
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Jack! I forgot something!
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Your money for you might need it!
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And watch out for Jack Holborn.
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He always makes trouble.
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Ah, you're wrong, few!
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Set!
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Stop those!
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To a
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Five
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Okay.
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Can I come up alone?
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So please wake up, please!
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What is it? What's happening?
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We are also involved on the charming lolly, on the night when...
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I mean, it was about ten years ago, in the fog when the soldiers were shooting.
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You had a bad dream.
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I didn't dream! I didn't dream! I know it! That's the way it was!
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Calm down, sir.
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Was the woman, my mother?
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Here, the leather arm man, which the man in the robot wore.
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Was he my father?
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What are you talking about?
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Your brother fired!
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Shot the man! And you? Were you all so unbot?
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It was ten years ago, exactly ten years ago!
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Jack, I really don't know what you're talking about.
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I promise you, when we return...
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I hope you've been able to help me.
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Excuse me, sir.
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All hands on deck! All hands on deck! Weave in sales!
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That seems to be a storm coming.
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I'm going on deck for a bit.
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There, Mark!
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Turn!
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Turn!
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Turn!
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Turn!
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Jack!
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Jack!
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Jack!
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Jack!
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Jack!
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Are you alright?
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Yes!
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Come on! Come on!
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It was the Avenger, Captain Darrins.
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You may God have mercy on his soul.
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Captain Darrins?
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Yes. He put out the sea yesterday morning before us.
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Also heading for Bristol.
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Only devil knows what he wanted to go there for.
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He, Brent Farron, was also with my dons.
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Now they're lying at the bottom of the sea.
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You'll be fishing, enjoy them.
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If Farron had only accepted my thousand, he'd still be alive.
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Land ho! Land ho to the starboard bow!
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Nautiya!
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Nauti?
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We're docking and Nautiya?
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Naturally. You want it, though?
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Yes.
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I have to get some information about...
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Job shouting.
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Well, what do you think, Jack?
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Where is your Captain sharing?
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I'm washing the gap way! Hurry up quick!
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Come on! Come on!
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What do you want?
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Please tell me. Have you heard anything from him?
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Does my brother still haunt your poor little brain?
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Do you still admire him?
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He never did any harm to me.
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Maybe he isn't even mad, but you promised him to come.
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Please, don't shoot. Don't shoot.
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Sir, you must tell me the news about your brother. I've a right to know.
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Of course you have, Jack.
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Forgive me.
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It's simply what I've heard from Nautiya.
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What have you heard? What is it?
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Lord, just as shattering him,
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sailed back to Bristol on board his Majesty's ship, Unicorn, eight weeks ago.
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Then he's alive.
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And he's returned to Bristol as the Lord Justice.
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He did.
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But before that,
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he took the liberty to officially declare the death of his brother,
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the pirate captain.
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And that means that the Lord Justice shattering him
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has been back in business in Bristol for quite some time.
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That's exactly what it means.
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The governor of Nautiya was somewhat surprised to see me.
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And I was at a loss for a suitable explanation.
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When shall we wear it?
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Tomorrow at sunrise.
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And how long will it take us to get to Bristol?
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About five weeks.
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Five weeks?
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If the winds are favorable.
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