:28:04
- Orders is weekly.
- Stand, you insolent dog!
:28:24
Mr. Kilpatrick?
Mr. Scott-Padget wants to see you.
:28:29
- What's he want?
- I don't know. He said now.
:28:32
- Get that hatch open at once.
- Aye, aye, sir.
:28:40
Carry on, Sergeant Kneebone.
:28:42
- Three more.
- I've got seven.
:28:45
- Only five.
- Good enough.
:28:47
Only a few more,
and we'll have the whole ship.
:28:51
- Now, we write our petition.
- Petition!
:28:54
- Why fear the word "mutiny"?
- I'm not afraid of it if it fits...
:28:59
...but it don't.
:29:00
Seize one ship, that's mutiny.
No one ever got away.
:29:04
- Seize the fleet, nothing they can do.
- They can't hang every man.
:29:09
We'll make them listen to us.
Until then...
:29:13
...spread the gospel.
Same as back at Spithead.
:29:16
Yeah. Wait, and wait, and wait.
:29:20
Yes, Evans. Wait.
Until the time comes.
:29:23
And when the time comes, Vizard...
Scott-Padget!
:29:28
Mr. Kilpatrick, you've been
before the board three times.
:29:32
- Each time you've failed.
- Yes, sir.
:29:35
- What age are you, 33, 34?
- Thirty-five.
:29:39
Thirty-five.
:29:41
- Your chances are getting slight.
- Yes, sir.
:29:44
Unless the board had reason
to believe you had...
:29:48
...special qualities.
:29:51
- Special qualities, sir?
- Ingenuity during difficulties...
:29:55
...courage, loyalty
to a particular officer...
:29:59
...an officer with influence,
who might use it.