:45:02
- Your hot water, Mr Smee.
- Shh!
:45:04
The poor Captain
has a splitting headache.
:45:07
We mustn't annoy him.
:45:27
Well, Captain, it's nice
to see you smiling again.
:45:31
Brings back the good old days when
we was leadin' a healthy, normal life.
:45:36
Scuttlin' ships, cuttin' throats.
Oh, Captain...
:45:39
why don't we put to sea again?
:45:41
You know, there's trouble
brewin' on the island.
:45:44
Women trouble.
:45:46
I wouldn't want this
to go any farther, but...
:45:50
the cook told me that
the first mate told him...
:45:53
that he heard that Pan
has banished Tinker Bell.
:45:58
Whoa!
:46:01
Why, you doddering imbecile, l...
Did you say Pan...
:46:06
has banished Tinker Bell?
:46:09
Aye, aye, Captain.
That he has.
:46:10
- But why?
- Well, on account of Wendy, Captain.
:46:13
Tink tried to do her in, she did.
Tink's terrible jealous.
:46:17
- Well, well.
- That's why we ought to leave, Captain.
:46:21
This ain't no place
for a respectable pirate.
:46:24
That's it, Smee!
That's it!
:46:27
I'm glad you agrees, Captain.
:46:29
Quick, me coat.
Me best dress coat.
:46:32
Aye, aye, sir. The sooner
we get going, the better.
:46:34
Ah, yes, a jealous female
can be tricked into anything.
:46:39
- My case of hooks!
- Aye, aye, sir.
:46:41
Here you are, sir.
Your Sunday set, sir.
:46:44
If we impress the pixie, convince her
we're eager to help her...
:46:47
the wench may chart
our course to a...
:46:50
certain hiding place.
:46:53
Our best hiding place
is the Spanish main, sir.
:46:56
I'll set our course...
:46:58
And where do you think
you are going?