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- [Captain] Tuesday, May 12th, in the year of our Lord 1896.

390 days out of New Bedford, Massachusetts.

We're bearing north-northwest

into Arctic seas to hunt whales

along the edge of the main ice,

with the hope that these risks we take

will hasten our return to port.

So ends this day.

Wednesday, May 13th, 1896.

Gusting wind from the south coast again.

We did sight no whales,

but plenty of ice in these parts.

So ends this day.

Thursday, May 14th, 1896.

We may be too far north at this time of year.

But two more whales will fill our hold

and allow us a merciful return to home.

We have high hopes and a firm conviction

that the Lord will reward our efforts.

So ends this day.

(uplifting adventurous music)

Friday, May 15th, 1896.

Very cold today.

But we do sight whales.

Much scatter ice.

But we put our crews this morning near the ice.

(uplifting adventurous music)

(water splashing)

- There it blows!

Big and beautiful!

(Billy shouts)

- She blows! (laughs)

Pull.

Break your backs, you no-good lazy bastards.

Pull!

Pull!

Pull!

Pull!

Raise your oars.

Harpooners, take your iron.

(uplifting adventurous music)

- Boat to black skin! (grunts)

(men yelling)

- And we're off!

Let her run!

(uplifting adventurous music)

Pull.

Steady there.

Let her go!

Pull fast, now.

(Billy laughing)

Run, you black beauty! (laughs)

How's that then, butterfly boy.

(water splashes)

Go, you big, black bastard!

(Billy shouts indistinctly)

- We're coming into ice!

(Billy laughs)

- Hey, Bill, what about this ice?

- What?

- What about the ice?

(Billy groans)

- Cut the rope, Billy!

- They wanna cut the line.

- No!

- Cut that damn rope!

We're coming into big ice!

- Damn the ice.

(Billy whooping)

- I'm gonna cut the line.

- No!

Belay that goddamned ax.

- You're crazy, Bill!

You're gonna kill us all!

- Hold on!

(boat crashing) (men yelling)

(men groaning)

(bell dings)

- [Captain] Saturday, May 17th, 1896.

We've searched one whole night and day for those poor men.

God rest their souls in their cold graves.

We have no whale, no oil for our troubles.

We head away from this bad luck place tonight on the tide.

So ends this day.

(wind blowing)

(footsteps crunching)

(wind blowing continues)

(footsteps crunching)

(footsteps crunching)

(Billy groans)

(ominous music)

(footsteps crunching)

(Billy groaning)

(footsteps crunching)

(ominous music)

(Billy sighs)

(footsteps crunching)

(wind whooshing)

- Help us.

Please?

Oh, help, please!

- Come back.

Come back!

Damn you!

Come back.

(whip cracks and dogs bark)

(suspenseful music)

(man indistinct shouting)

(dogs barking)

(man speaking in foreign language)

(dogs barking and growling)

(suspenseful music)

(dogs barking)

(man shouting)

(suspenseful music continues)

(man shouting)

(footsteps crunching) (whip cracking)

(men shouting in foreign language)

(suspenseful music continues)

(footsteps crunching) (whip cracking)

(footsteps crunching)

(men speaking in foreign language)

(dogs whining)

(whip cracks)

(snow crunching) (suspenseful music continues)

(dogs whining)

(whip cracks)

(crowd chattering)

(dogs barking)

(whip cracks)

(woman speaking in foreign language)

(crowd chattering in foreign language)

(crowd chattering in foreign language)

(Sarkak speaking in foreign language)

(dogs barking)

(old woman singing in foreign language)

(woman speaking in foreign language)

(woman speaking in foreign language)

(Sarkak and woman speaking in foreign language)

(old woman singing in foreign language)

(man giggles)

(Sarkak speaking in foreign language)

(both chattering in foreign language)

(Daggett sips)

(Daggett sipping)

(Daggett sighing)

- It's good.

It's good soup.

- It's not soup.

- What do you mean, it's not soup?

(Daggett breathing heavily)

It's blood.

(Sarkak chuckling)

(Sarkak speaking foreign language)

(people chuckling)

- Where's Billy?

What do you think they did with him?

(dogs yelping and growling)

(Billy mumbling)

(woman grunting)

(Billy mumbling)

(wind whooshing)

(people speaking in foreign language)

- Hey, Daggett?

I heard a story once.

That these little short-ass people caught a seaman

and hitched him to a team like a dog.

Made him run on all fours.

- Oh, that's just a story.

These people saved us.

I think they're trying to be nice to us.

- Here's your meat.

(woman speaking in foreign language)

- In the South Seas,

the cannibals are very, very nice to you

before they eat you.

I guess they're afraid of your spirit, your soul.

But they cook you and eat you.

This meat is still alive.

It's raw.

- Ah, there ain't no cannibals here.

- Ah.

- Well, this ain't the South Seas, Portagee.

(knife rasping)

I heard that they're good, friendly people.

That's what I heard.

(woman speaking in foreign language)

(man speaking in foreign language)

- He don't look too friendly to me.

(man speaking in foreign language)

- Be careful, Daggett boy.

You keep your knife with you at all time.

A man like that could kill you easy.

(Billy muttering)

(girls chattering in foreign language)

(people chattering)

(dogs barking)

- Where you taking me, hellhound?

- [Portagee] Hey, he's alive.

- [Daggett] Hey, Billy!

Oh, my God, you're alive. - I thought you were dead.

Billy!

Billy, Billy, Billy.

- [Billy] You two left me out in the snow to perish.

- No, we couldn't carry you.

We knew you came in with us.

- [Boy] Billy, Billy.

- Get, get out of here, you little imp of Satan.

Boys, you gotta watch them.

They try to steal your knives,

anything they can get their hands on.

- Billy, I'm glad you're back.

We three have to stick close together.

- Oh, we stick close together, all right.

I tell you.

There ain't none of them here a match for the three of us.

They ain't got no good knives, no guns.

They ain't got nothing.

They're just savages.

- Who's he?

- [Daggett] His name's Sarkak.

He's the headman.

- [Billy] Is that so?

(Sarkak speaking in foreign language)

- Aye, aye, captain, sir.

Anything you say.

(Daggett speaking in foreign language)

(Daggett chuckles)

(people snoring)

(animal squealing)

(dogs growling)

(dogs barking)

(bear growling)

(dogs barking and whining)

(bear growls)

(bear growling)

(dogs barking)

(bear growling)

(bear whines)

(bear growling)

(bear groans)

(Sarkak grunting)

(bear groaning)

(dogs barking)

(Sarkak grunting)

(Sarkak speaking in foreign language)

- I've never seen anything like that in all my life.

(people chattering) (dogs barking)

- Look over there, would you?

Somebody smells fresh blood.

(ominous music)

(footsteps crunching)

(footsteps crunching)

(ominous music)

(drum beating)

(Shaman speaking in foreign language)

(Shaman imitates bear growls)

(Shaman speaking in foreign language)

(Shaman imitates bear growls)

(ominous music)

(people gasps and shrieks)

(Shaman groaning)

(drum beating)

(ominous music continues)

(footsteps crunching)

(both chuckling)

(dogs barking)

(man shouting)

(whip cracks)

- There's no money to be made

in the whaling business anymore.

Years ago we used to work for shares.

That's all gone, I guess.

No profit in whale oil, I guess.

Damn captains get it all.

But can you imagine

how much money we're sleeping under every night?

How much money we're wearing around on our bodies?

Do you realize what some fine Boston lady would pay

for one of those white-fox skins?

Well, I had me a notion.

I thought I'd get me a good gun and come on back up here,

maybe a box of them little glass trinkets and box of nails,

swap these heathens out of their hides.

Walrus ivory.

There's big money in walrus ivory.

Won't you go halves with me, Portagee?

We'll come back up here, you and me, huh?

- No, I want to leave this cold, cold place forever.

To go someplace where it's warm.

Want to go back to Cape Verde or Rio maybe.

(Portagee chuckles)

(Billy chuckles)

Did you ever see the dancing girls down in Rio?

- No, that's one place I've never been,

never been down there, what's it like?

- Ah, it's like no place else in the world.

I want to go back there.

- Yeah.

(pensive music)

(Daggett sighs)

(snow crunches)

(man speaking in foreign language)

(pensive music continues)

(man speaks in foreign language)

- [Kangiak] Daggett!

Daggett!

(Daggett chuckling)

(Kangiak speaking in foreign language)

(Daggett grunting)

(pensive music continues)

(Daggett grunting)

(stick thudding)

(snow crunching)

(Kangiak grunting)

(both grunting)

(men grunting)

(man sighs)

(men chattering in foreign language)

(pensive music)

- Ahoy!

There's a sail!

(Billy laughs)

There's a sail! (laughing)

Ahoy, there!

There's a sail! (laughing)

There's a sail!

There, there.

There's a sail.

- [Daggett] Where?

- There.

There.

(wind whooshing)

- Where?

- There, boy.

There.

- No, that's no sail, that's a rock.

And that's a cloud.

There's, there's no sail.

- You don't know what you're talking about.

Who in the hell's a third mate around here, anyhow?

If I say I saw a sail, by the devil's forked tail,

I saw one.

That's a sail.

You dumb-ass!

You're nothing but a damn cabin boy!

- Just stop shouting, Billy,

'cause you'll scare all the seals away.

- Where are you going?

Come on.

There's a sail.

That's a sail.

That's a sail.

(people chattering in foreign language)

- [Daggett] There she blows.

It's the whale.

See the whale?

- Akbat.

- Akbat, Akbat, Akbat.

This is our boat.

- Oomer, Oomer.

- Oomer.

This is Portagee.

This is me, it's Daggett.

Billy.

Now, Portagee flips the hip of this whale.

She pulls us.

The whale pulls us into the sea.

In the water, the sea.

- Imuk, Imuk.

- Imuk. - Mm.

- That's what happened.

Hey.

I got something you'll like here.

Yeah, well.

There you go.

(Daggett chuckles)

It's a train.

- Train, they wouldn't know a train

if they ran over it with a dogsled.

They don't even know what a wheel is, or a sail.

Train. (scoffs)

- It's a train.

Railroad, huh?

Ah.

I show you how it goes.

(Portagee imitates train engine revving)

(Portagee imitates train chugging)

(Sarkak speaks in foreign language)

(Portagee imitates train engine revving and chugging)

(Portagee moans)

(crowd laughing)

(both chuckling)

(Sarkak speaking in foreign language)

(old woman singing in foreign language)

(Sarkak speaking in foreign language)

(all chuckling)

(woman speaking in foreign language)

(Sarkak speaking in foreign language)

(old woman singing in foreign language)

(Sarkak speaking in foreign language)

- Next to her?

Yeah?

Hey.

(Portagee shivering)

Boy.

(Portagee breathing heavily)

(Sarkak speaking in foreign language)

(Portagee chuckles)

- Oh.

Hello, missis.

(both giggling)

Let go.

Let go.

(Sarkak speaking in foreign language)

(both chuckling)

(Billy snoring) (dogs barking)

(crowd chattering) (water droplet plopping)

(Portagee sighs)

(dogs barking) (crowd chattering)

- What's that?

Hey.

(snow crunches) (Billy grunting)

- What's going on? - Damn!

Hey!

(snow thudding)

(Billy grunting)

Damn ceiling's caving in.

Let's get out of here.

Let's get out.

(dogs barking)

You see?

They're moving.

They're going somewheres.

They're getting out of here.

We're not going.

No, we're not going, no.

How are they gonna find us off the ship

if somebody doesn't stay here, huh?

- Oh, no, no.

You can't stay here, what would you eat?

Huh?

- Look, Daggett's going with them.

You and me will stay here.

Right?

- Look now, mate, we all go together.

That witch man, he put a curse on this place.

Come on, let's go.

Ah.

(gentle music)

(dogs barking)

(man speaking in foreign language)

(whip cracks)

(man speaking in foreign language)

(dogs barking)

(gentle music continues)

(whip cracks)

(dogs barking)

(gentle music continues)

(snow crunching)

(gentle music continues)

(birds cawing)

(gentle music)

(birds squawking)

(birds yelp)

(Daggett shouts indistinctly)

(crowd chattering in foreign language)

(both chuckle)

- [Daggett] Hey!

Hey! (chuckles)

(crowd chattering in foreign language)

- Hey. (chuckles)

Who catch those?

- [Daggett] Me.

(Sarkak speaking in foreign language)

(crowd cheering and grunting)

(crowd chattering and chuckling)

- [Daggett] You think it's funny, huh?

- Yeah, it's funny.

(Portagee chuckling)

(crowd chattering)

(man speaking in foreign language)

(woman speaking in foreign language)

(woman whispers indistinctly)

(woman chuckling softly)

(man speaking in foreign language)

- Neevee?

Neevee?

(Sarkak speaking in foreign language)

(gentle music)

- What?

(Sarkak speaking in foreign language)

- Eh?

(both chuckling)

(gentle music)

(water splashes)

(water splashing)

(footsteps tapping)

(Neevee giggling)

(footsteps tapping)

(gentle music continues)

(Neevee giggling)

(footsteps tapping)

(both panting)

(Neevee giggling)

(gentle music)

(Neevee giggling)

(Daggett moaning)

(Neevee speaking in foreign language)

(woman speaking in foreign language)

(both speaking in foreign language)

(Daggett chuckles)

(both speaking in foreign language)

(old woman singing in foreign language)

(crowd laughing)

(stone thudding)

(bugs buzzing)

- By all the towels to hell,

I'm gonna go crazy in this damn place.

If it ain't the snow, it's the rain.

If it ain't the rain, it's these damn mosquiters.

(mosquitoes buzzing)

You never know what the hell time it is.

You can't sleep.

(mosquitoes buzzing)

If I told you once, I told you twice

to cut out that cat howling, you old brimstone burner!

(knife thuds)

Good knife.

You like that knife?

(man speaking in foreign language)

- Good knife.

Good knife.

(man speaking in foreign language)

- Oh, good, hey.

Mm, wait.

(dogs barking)

See that?

That's a woolly booger.

(Portagee chuckling)

Eh.

Right.

Eh.

(knife thuds)

(gentle music)

(woman speaking in foreign language)

- Hey.

Over here.

Go ahead.

(man speaking in foreign language)

(knife thuds)

- Ah.

Hey.

Come here.

Keegee.

Look here.

See that button?

(man speaking in foreign language)

- Let's you and me make a bet.

You know, a bet?

Bet.

Button.

Mm.

Button.

See?

(man speaking in foreign language)

- Eh.

Button.

(man speaking in foreign language)

(both speaking in foreign language)

- He's setting the old man up.

I've seen him play that game on ship.

He's very good at it.

- Ah.

(soft music)

(man speaking in foreign language)

(knife thuds)

(crowd cheering)

- Mm.

(Billy chuckles)

Uh.

One more button.

(Daggett coughs)

(knife thuds and clatters)

Damnation and the devil!

(knife thuds)

(crowd cheering)

One more.

(knife clatters)

(Billy grunts)

(knife thuds)

(crowd cheering)

I've lost all my buttons.

Now what am I gonna do?

I'll freeze to death this winter.

Yeah.

(man speaking in foreign language)

- Oh, good knife, all right.

Good knife.

(man speaking in foreign language)

- No, no, you-

I got no more buttons to bet with.

(man speaking in foreign language)

- If you wanna bet for my knife, you gotta get me something.

Something special.

(gentle music)

(man speaks in foreign language)

(knife rasping)

(crowd chuckling)

- It's dead.

Dead.

Get me something live!

Something live!

(woman speaking in foreign language)

Negesh.

Sayvek.

Sayvek?

(man speaking in foreign language)

- Ah, Sayvek.

Woman.

Woman.

Sayvek, woman.

- Eh?

- Mm.

- Eh?

- Sayvek, woman.

(man speaking in foreign language)

- Good.

(knife thuds)

- Well.

(soft music)

(knife thuds)

- He's betting his second daughter to win back the first.

(woman speaking in foreign language)

- Good.

Yes.

(knife thuds)

(crowd speaking in foreign language)

(dogs barking)

(woman speaking in foreign language)

(knife thuds)

- Well.

That's the way it goes sometimes.

You lost.

Sorry.

(dogs barking)

(insects buzzing)

(Billy chuckling)

(dogs barking)

(crowd chattering)

(crowd chattering)

(crowd chattering and chuckling)

(Kangiak speaking in foreign language)

(crowd cheering and chattering)

- Just a minute, friends.

My mate here is gonna take on all comers.

One fall wins it.

How's that?

Huh?

(crowd chattering)

(both grunting)

Oh, that's not wrestling.

- That's not the end of the fight, huh?

(crowd chattering)

(both grunting)

(crowd cheering)

(both grunting)

(Sarkak speaking in foreign language)

- Put him down.

Put him down!

(both grunt) (body thuds)

One, two, three.

- Ha!

Hey, hey, hey.

- Huh?

(both chuckling)

- [Billy] Hey, hey!

Where you going?

Don't be a sorehead!

He's whupped everybody from the Madeira Islands to Bristol!

(bird caws)

(rain pattering)

(old woman sings in foreign language)

- Oh, Lord.

Sometimes I think that old woman's singing makes this rain.

Days on end.

Between the rain and her singing, it's driving me crazy.

I'd give anything in the world to see the sun just once.

Just once.

(both singing in foreign language)

(crowd cheering and chattering)

- Look at that big thing.

A couple of sailors could sail that thing across the ocean.

- I thought Eskimos only had those skinny little kayaks.

(Billy chuckles)

- Hey, we might be able to sail that one up there.

Shoot.

Where in the hell we gonna go?

We must be a thousand miles from the nearest whalers.

- Right out there in Baffin Bay, boy, there's lots of them.

(water splashing)

(crowd chattering)

Huh.

It's a good one.

We can sail this one.

I tell you, boys,

this is gonna be our way out of here.

I ain't gonna let them hitch me to no damn dogsled.

- For the love of God, Billy.

These people give you their food,

their clothes, their tents, their women.

You think they're gonna strap you to a dog team?

What more do you want?

- I'll tell you what I want.

I wanna get the hell out of here, that's what I want.

We're going, me and Portagee.

Ain't we, mate?

- Been too long in this place and it's time to go.

Boat like this could get us there.

- But I hate to steal their boat.

- Well, we're going to have to steal

a hell of a lot more than that, boy.

We'll put the mast right there.

(water splashes)

(Portagee grunts)

- Daggett.

- Oh.

(woman speaking in foreign language)

(men speaking in foreign language)

- Three fish?

- Three fish is all we're gonna need.

We can catch more as we go.

- You take every last damn one of them.

I ain't gonna starve.

(footsteps tapping)

- Okay, let's go.

Let's go!

Let's go.

(water splashing)

It's cold. (groans)

- Pull her around.

(water splashing)

- Okay.

(Portagee grunts)

(water splashing)

(water splashing)

(water splashing)

(solemn music)

(waves crashing)

(suspenseful music)

(water splashing)

(suspenseful music continues)

- I can take a shot of the sun with my thumb.

Learned it from an old Newffy whaler, I did.

Irish as Paddy's pig and a hell of a sailor. (laughs)

South we go.

South we go until we hits the strait,

then east and we'll bump into a Massachusetts whaler,

and then home.

Home!

Home!

Home.

- [Men] Home.

♪ Home, boys, home ♪

♪ That's where I wanna be ♪

♪ Home, boys, home ♪

♪ In God's country ♪

♪ Where the apple in the orchard ♪

♪ And that weeping willow tree ♪

♪ Green grow the grasses of North Ameriky ♪

(uplifting music)

- [Billy] Boys, we're almost home.

(men laughing)

- Holy mother of Jesus, look at that ice.

My God, it must be the end of July.

Just look at that ice.

- The mouth of the bay is choked up with ice.

We can't get through that.

It's grinding.

See it moving?

- We're gonna go off through there.

- We're not going through there.

- [Billy] Row!

- You bust us up in the ice last time.

I'm not gonna get busted again.

- Goddamn it, row!

- I'm gonna pull that sail down.

- [Billy] Now, sit down!

- You're gonna tip this boat.

(men yelling)

(water splashing)

(men gasping and moaning)

Look at that.

All ice packs shifting.

We'll freeze to death out here.

- Goddamn you, Billy.

You're gonna kill me yet.

Now we got no boat, no food, no Eskimos, no nothing.

- I gotta admit.

I'm one unlucky son of a bitch

when it comes to banging up boats.

(dramatic music)

Look.

- [Daggett] Hey!

(men shouting)

Kangiak!

Kangiak!

(Daggett speaks in foreign language)

- [Portagee] Come here, boy.

Hey, this way, boy.

(slow majestic music)

(water splashing)

(water splashing)

(slow majestic music continues)

(footsteps tapping)

(water splashes)

(dog whimpers)

(dramatic music)

(body thuds)

(Daggett panting)

(dramatic music continues)

(water splashes)

(dog whining)

(woman singing in foreign language)

(woman speaks in foreign language)

(both singing in foreign language)

(dramatic music)

(Kangiak blows and whistles)

(gentle music)

(water splashes)

(gentle music continues)

(water splashing)

(gentle music continues)

(water splashing)

(dogs whining)

(wind whooshing)

(dogs whining and barking)

(Sarkak speaking in foreign language)

(crowd chattering)

- He says he smells something.

Some kind of animal.

(Daggett sniffs)

Phew, what is that smell?

Smell it?

- I smell it too.

It smells something like-

Like pigs.

(walruses barking)

(walrus barks)

(walruses barking)

(walrus barks)

(walrus barks)

(walruses barking)

(footsteps tapping)

(walruses barking and yelping)

(men shouting and grunting)

(walrus barking)

(crowd cheering and shouting)

- Hey, Billy, Portagee, help us with this meat, come on.

(crowd shouting)

(dog whines)

(crowd chattering)

(all singing in foreign language)

(all singing in foreign language continues)

(gentle music)

(dogs barking)

- [Daggett] Well, back where we started from.

- [Portagee] Yeah, another winter.

(children chattering in foreign language)

- Berries?

Mm.

Sunari.

Sunari.

These are good.

Berries!

Mm, good.

(children chattering in foreign language)

(gentle music)

(wind whooshing)

(gentle music continues)

(snow crunching and thudding)

(gentle music continues)

(snow crunching and thudding)

(crowd giggling)

- Whoa!

(crowd laughing)

(crowd singing in foreign language)

(drum beating)

(crowd laughing)

(crowd speaking in foreign language)

(man laughs)

(crowd laughing)

- What's happening?

- I think you're supposed to try to keep from laughing.

(crowd singing in foreign language)

(woman sputters)

(Portagee snickers)

(crowd laughing)

(Portagee laughing)

(crowd singing in foreign language)

(Portagee sputters)

(both laughing)

(Portagee laughing)

(crowd laughing)

(woman speaks in foreign language)

(women screams)

(drums beating)

(crowd shouting and chattering)

(drums beating)

(crowd shouting and chattering)

(crowd shouting and chattering continues)

(women laughing)

(girls blowing)

- Look at that.

- Wind witches.

(girls blowing)

(girls laughing)

(girls blowing)

(crowd laughing)

(girls blowing)

(Daggett chuckles)

(Neevee chuckles)

(girls blowing)

They're trading off wives left and right.

(girls blowing)

(crowd giggle)

(girls blowing)

- Damn heathens.

(both giggling)

(girls blowing)

(child laughs)

(page rustling)

- [Daggett] It's a monkey.

Train.

It's a tree.

(page rustling)

Ah, lion.

(Daggett growls and snorts)

(Neevee giggles)

That is a New Bedford igloo. (chuckles)

House.

That could be you.

Neevee.

(Neevee speaks in foreign language)

- Oh, those.

Those are children.

A little boy, little girl.

Uh, a-a-Ahnuk?

Ahnuk.

- Ahnuk, ahnuk. - Ahnuk.

Oh, here.

(page rustles)

Here.

That's for you.

(gentle music)

(wind whooshing)

- Now any ship that sails in that bay

will see that there are civilized men here.

- It's cold without my long johns.

- Your long johns are gonna save our lives,

you Portagee bastard.

(both chuckle)

You ought to be proud of that.

We're gonna have to save our own lives.

They ain't gonna do it for us.

- If they hadn't taken us off that ice,

we'd be long dead by now.

- Is that so?

What is it?

It's that fat magic man.

(pensive music)

(snow crunching)

(Shaman speaking in foreign language)

(pensive music continues)

(Shaman chanting in foreign language)

(people chanting in foreign language)

(Shaman speaking in foreign language)

- That hoary old faker.

Think I'll take his teeth away from him.

(pensive music)

That's the old shell game.

I've seen that in every port I've been in, ain't you?

(Shaman speaking in foreign language)

- Get away.

(Shaman speaking in foreign language)

- I don't like this.

(people chanting in foreign language)

(snow crunching)

(people chanting in foreign language)

(ominous music)

(Billy laughing)

- This foul old faker's at it again.

(Billy laughing)

(Billy grunts)

My God, he's got a line to hell.

(Billy grunting)

Come here.

Lay on this line.

Pull!

Heave!

Heave!

Oh!

(suspenseful music)

(footsteps crunching)

(stones clattering)

(bird cawing)

(wind whooshing)

(footsteps tapping)

(man speaking in foreign language)

- Hey, it's them berries the children gathered for us.

(Portagee grunts)

Ah!

This tastes like that cheap grappa

we get back in New Bedford.

- You said it.

Here.

- Hey, Billy.

How'd you get back your knife?

I won it back off of her old man.

I can't help it if he likes to gamble, the old shark.

(woman speaks in foreign language)

(Portagee chuckles)

- Well, I know one thing.

If it's fit to eat, they'll eat it.

But you know something?

I think we can make a little helper out of this.

- I think it's worth a try.

(Billy chuckling)

- Well, they're not fit to eat,

but they're good for something, huh?

♪ What do we do with a drunken sailor ♪

♪ Early in the morning ♪

♪ Way, hey, up she rises ♪

♪ Early in the morning ♪

♪ Put him in the bed with the captain's daughter ♪

♪ Early in the morning ♪

♪ Way, hey, and up she rises ♪

♪ Early in the morning ♪

♪ Put him in the brig until he's sober ♪

♪ Early in the morning ♪

♪ Way, hey, and up she rises ♪

♪ Early in the morning ♪

♪ Temperance league will never help him ♪

♪ Early in the morning ♪

♪ Way, hey, and up she rises ♪

- [Billy] It's been a long time cooking.

- Mm.

Ah.

No, no, I would never be the first

to taste anything as strong as that.

What do you think, huh?

- Go ahead.

- Well. (clears throat)

(Daggett sighs)

- Taste, taste, taste.

Fast, fast.

(Daggett coughs)

He's still alive. (laughs)

- [Daggett] Hey, look.

- What, what?

(Portagee gasps and grunts)

- Whoo.

(Portagee chuckling)

(Billy coughs and grunts)

- That's real.

Oh, that's real. - It's firewater.

- Here it comes. (grunts)

- [Daggett] That's good.

- Eh.

Drink, drink.

(Portagee laughing)

- [Billy] Don't drop it.

(wind whooshing)

(both singing indistinctly)

♪ What the hell was he doing down there ♪

♪ La-la-la-la-la la-la-la-la ♪

♪ What the hell was he doing down there ♪

- That's it.

(men laughing)

Nothing to it.

It's just the skill of a thousand years.

(men laughing and clapping)

(Portagee laughing)

That's not the way you do it.

You're ruining our party.

Get on out of here.

Get out!

Showoff.

(gentle music)

(women laughing)

Dance.

Dance for your soul, you fallen angel.

Dance, dance.

♪ What the hell was he doing down there ♪

- [Billy] Dance, dance.

(Portagee laughs)

(lips smack)

(Portagee vocalizing) (Billy grunting)

(Portagee mumbles)

(Portagee vocalizing) (Billy grunting)

- [Billy] Dance, dance.

(Billy laughing)

(Billy panting)

Dance, dance.

(Billy panting)

(wind whooshing)

- Neevee?

I was thinking I could live here.

(Daggett speaking in foreign language)

Because I have no need to go.

(Daggett speaking in foreign language)

- Daggett? - Mm?

(Neevee speaking in foreign language)

(Daggett speaking in foreign language)

- I think that I could learn to hunt here.

(bird caws)

Get enough for us.

(Daggett speaking in foreign language)

(Neevee speaking in foreign language)

(gentle music)

(Daggett chuckles)

- I used to think I was gonna build my house on a hill,

out overlooking San Francisco Bay.

(Daggett speaking in foreign language)

(Daggett chuckles)

But I don't have to do that now.

This is my home.

This house.

(Daggett speaking in foreign language)

(sentimental music)

(lips smacking)

(sentimental music continues)

(Daggett panting)

- The president of this whole Eskimo state!

I will be the president of this whole damned Eskimo state.

(Portagee snoring)

(Billy grunts)

This is my igloo, and those are my women.

So, what the hell are you doing in bed with my women, huh?

- What's the matter?

- Get out of my bed!

- Billy, hey!

Hey, come join us.

- Ah, no, no.

I'm gonna cut you.

And I'm gonna mark you.

And I'm gonna cut your ear

so everybody will know you're mine.

(woman speaking in foreign language)

(Billy grunting)

- Hey!

What's happening here?

(Billy grunting)

Hey!

What's the matter with you, huh?

(Billy panting)

- You Portagee bastard.

Let's go outside and settle this.

- You want to fight with me, yeah?

- Yeah, I wanna fight.

- All right!

(Billy grunts and pants)

I'll be right back, ladies.

(Portagee laughs)

Oh.

(Billy grunts)

Oh. (laughs)

(Billy grunts)

You dog!

(Billy grunting)

(Portagee laughing)

Oh.

(wind whooshing)

(wind whooshing continues)

(wind whooshing)

(Daggett grunts and sighs)

- [Daggett] Here.

- It's all right.

It's all right.

(Daggett grunting)

Hey, hold on there, mate!

(Neevee yells in foreign language)

- Hey, hey!

(ominous music)

(Sarkak speaking in foreign language)

(wind whooshing)

(dogs barking)

(dramatic music)

(wind whooshing)

(woman speaking in foreign language)

(ominous music)

(wind whooshing)

(woman speaking in foreign language continues)

(bird squawking)

(Daggett groans)

(dog howling) (bird squawking)

(Shaman speaking in foreign language)

(woman speaking in foreign language)

(Shaman speaking in foreign language)

(owl hoots)

(Shaman speaking in foreign language)

(bear growls)

(Shaman speaking in foreign language)

(animal chittering)

(Portagee snoring)

(women giggling)

- What the hell is that?

- Women.

- [Billy] I had enough women.

(women giggling)

(woman speaking in foreign language)

(Portagee grunts)

(woman speaking in foreign language)

- [Portagee] Hey, what are you doing?

(woman speaks in foreign language)

- [Portagee] Why, I don't need no mitts.

Go away.

- Mitts are stiff.

No thumbs.

No thumbs.

No thumbs!

No good, no!

- What's going on?

Hey, my hands are tied.

I can't get them free.

Look out, Billy!

He got a knife! (Billy groans)

Get away from me!

(Billy groaning)

Look out, Billy!

They're going to kill us!

I can't get these goddamn mitts off!

(Billy groaning)

Get out, Billy, get out!

We got to get out of here!

Daggett!

(Portagee grunts)

(Portagee panting)

Daggett!

(Portagee groaning)

(suspenseful music)

(suspenseful music continues)

(footsteps tapping)

(wind whooshing)

(arrow whooshes)

(Daggett groans)

(Neevee shouts in foreign language)

(arrow whooshes) (Daggett groans)

(Neevee speaking in foreign language)

(Neevee crying)

(arrow cracks)

(Neevee crying)

(Neevee speaking in foreign language)

(Neevee crying)

(Neevee crying)

(dramatic music)

(Neevee speaking in foreign language)

(Neevee crying)

(Neevee speaking in foreign language)

(wind whooshing)

(old woman singing in foreign language)

(old woman and Portagee singing in foreign language)

(old woman and Portagee sing in foreign language continues)