In Search of the Castaways
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:53:03
We're still several degrees
off course, you know.

:53:06
Hurry up with the canvas.
There's a breeze coming up.

:53:09
Aye, aye, Captain!
:53:14
You're strangely quiet,
aren't you?

:53:17
- Sorry, milord. I was thinking.
- I don't know which is worse, by George:

:53:20
having you so happy you sing all the
time, or so glum you won't even talk.

:53:24
''The ombu tree is gorgeous.
Enjoy it.'' Huh.

:53:29
I am stupid!
Stupid! Stupid!

:53:34
I know, but that hasn't
worried you till now.

:53:37
- It is better they do not hear.
- Better they don't hear?
What are you talking about?

:53:41
It is something
I remembered in the night.

:53:44
- How could I be so stupid?
I don't know, but the shark I caught...
- Land ho!

:53:49
with the bottle,
it was a mako shark.

:53:51
- It--
- Ahoy!

:53:53
And as well as I know anything
in the world, I should know that
the mako shark lives only in--

:53:59
Be quiet! Ahoy there!
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Ahoy. Ahoy there!
:54:07
I think I see it. There.
:54:14
- A canoe!
- Ahoy there! Aho--

:54:19
Good heavens. It's an Indian war canoe.
This is a fine fix.
We're completely unarmed.

:54:23
- It's Thalcave! He did come back!
- What? Thalca--

:54:26
Ho-ho. Thalcave, my good man.
Delighted to see you.

:54:30
- I bring news.
- News? What kind of news?

:54:33
You come in canoe.
We go fast to village...

:54:36
where they hold prisoners,
three sailor men.

:54:40
Three sailor me--
Oh, monsieur, we've found them!

:54:44
It's like a miracle.
Thank you, my lordship! Thank you!

:54:48
Oh, I say, I say. Careful. Come along.
Let's get aboard. Careful, now. Careful.

:54:52
You're a welcome sight, sir,
believe me. Is this thing safe?

:54:56
Forty-six, 47, 48...
:54:59
49, 50.

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