Dr. No

1:09:11

You smell nicer already.

1:09:14

Oh, thank you.

1:09:16

Mr Bond! Quick!

1:09:21

- What is it now?
- Look at these!

1:09:26

Those are dragon tracks!

1:09:29

Look! That's where he breathed!

1:09:31

Captain, you ought to get some rest
if you wants to.

1:09:34

I stay out here... on watch...

1:09:37

in case he comes a-looking for us.

1:09:39

Right, and I'll take the second watch.

1:09:42

We'll be out of here by midnight.

1:09:48

I never met a detective before.

1:09:51

Are you going to arrest Dr No?

1:09:53

Someone is. We can't have him trying
to kill everyone who comes here.

1:09:58

He doesn't just try.

1:10:00

- Mm?
- I'm pretty sure he killed my father.

1:10:03

What?

1:10:04

You see,
my father was a marine zoologist.

1:10:08

We came to the Caribbean
for him to study seashells.

1:10:12

One day he came to Crab Key...

1:10:14

...and I never saw him again.

1:10:16

They said he must have drowned,

1:10:18

but he was too good a diver
for that to happen to him.

1:10:22

Didn't the police investigate?
And your family?

1:10:24

They investigated for a long time.

1:10:27

Then they said
"Missing, presumed dead".

1:10:30

I haven't got any family.
There was only my father and me.

1:10:33

You're here all alone?

1:10:35

Where did you live before?

1:10:37

All over the world.

1:10:39

The Philippines, Bali, Hawaii.

1:10:41

Anywhere there were shells.

1:10:43

You went to school "somewhere"?

1:10:45

I didn't need to. We had an encyclopedia.

1:10:48

I started at A when I was eight,
and now I've reached T.

1:10:51

I bet I know a lot more things than you do.

1:10:56

Didn't anyone in Kingston help?

1:10:59

Well... there was this man who owned
the place where we were living.