WEBVTT 00:00.537 --> 00:09.248 [SPEAKER_06]: Previously on set sail you get us to port rig in two months, and I'll give you a larger share Hey cover Who do it? 00:09.789 --> 00:10.670 [SPEAKER_12]: Cheer up, Mady. 00:10.690 --> 00:12.512 [SPEAKER_12]: You're on a ship in the middle of the ocean. 00:13.113 --> 00:15.016 [SPEAKER_12]: I've heard you're finally one. 00:15.776 --> 00:19.181 [SPEAKER_13]: Well, I don't call her if that's what she means. 00:20.723 --> 00:21.824 [SPEAKER_01]: Now I go right. 00:22.906 --> 00:23.707 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm coming you too. 00:24.648 --> 00:25.389 [SPEAKER_01]: I'll be there soon. 00:26.270 --> 00:27.912 [SPEAKER_01]: Where do the bore go? 00:28.263 --> 00:33.509 [SPEAKER_11]: He went around the village market, probably so it's not to be caught. 00:34.210 --> 00:36.653 [SPEAKER_11]: You know she'll come after us for this. 00:36.673 --> 00:42.079 [SPEAKER_01]: If there is nothing else, please have the manifest ready. 00:43.000 --> 00:52.971 [SPEAKER_01]: You know how a king can be if he doesn't have a list. 00:54.925 --> 00:57.048 [SPEAKER_07]: The next morning, it's a beautiful day. 00:57.729 --> 00:59.372 [SPEAKER_07]: The rain has stopped in the birds' aroud. 01:00.133 --> 01:02.617 [SPEAKER_07]: Leo is sleeping peacefully on his bed of straw. 01:03.518 --> 01:06.182 [SPEAKER_07]: That is, until he opens his eyes. 01:12.552 --> 01:13.153 [SPEAKER_05]: Thank you. 01:13.994 --> 01:14.335 [SPEAKER_05]: Riki? 01:15.376 --> 01:16.178 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm afraid not. 01:18.982 --> 01:21.726 [SPEAKER_09]: You've been quite an elusive one, Leon. 01:22.313 --> 01:23.234 [SPEAKER_05]: How did you find me? 01:23.915 --> 01:26.558 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, I have many eyes in this city. 01:27.419 --> 01:30.262 [SPEAKER_09]: Can't lose you so soon after finding you, can I? 01:30.902 --> 01:31.483 [SPEAKER_01]: Finding me. 01:32.064 --> 01:32.644 [SPEAKER_01]: What do you mean? 01:33.405 --> 01:34.687 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, don't worry about it. 01:34.707 --> 01:44.077 [SPEAKER_09]: Or badmatters, dear boy, is that I've bought you, and until you pay off your debt to me, you will serve me in my home. 01:45.298 --> 01:46.479 [SPEAKER_09]: No sense in running away. 01:46.579 --> 01:47.380 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm no slave. 01:48.642 --> 01:49.823 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm not going with you. 01:50.630 --> 01:55.317 [SPEAKER_09]: Let me put this as, um, succinctly, as possible. 01:56.159 --> 01:57.621 [SPEAKER_09]: You don't have a choice. 01:58.522 --> 02:01.367 [SPEAKER_09]: You can be dragged or you can walk willingly. 02:01.707 --> 02:04.332 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm carefully, young Leon. 02:06.695 --> 02:08.278 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, will you take me? 02:08.298 --> 02:10.521 [SPEAKER_09]: Did I not already mention that? 02:11.423 --> 02:11.683 [SPEAKER_09]: Home. 02:12.084 --> 02:12.945 [SPEAKER_01]: I have a home. 02:13.566 --> 02:15.830 [SPEAKER_09]: This run down place. 02:16.931 --> 02:17.953 [SPEAKER_09]: I'll ear home. 02:19.773 --> 02:24.141 [SPEAKER_09]: But don't worry, your brother and sister will join you soon, I'm sure. 02:24.201 --> 02:32.176 [SPEAKER_09]: After all, there are the ones that helped you steal from that merchant's no doubt. 02:32.717 --> 02:33.819 [SPEAKER_09]: How did you know about them? 02:35.122 --> 02:35.743 [SPEAKER_09]: Unimportant. 02:36.825 --> 02:37.025 [SPEAKER_09]: Come. 02:38.328 --> 02:42.135 [SPEAKER_09]: If you behave, I'll not have your hands in feet tied. 02:44.174 --> 02:51.642 [SPEAKER_07]: After the moment, Leo follows behind Lord Cole, walking towards the wall of bushes and hedges that line the small property. 02:53.264 --> 02:59.911 [SPEAKER_07]: As they pass through the bushes, they come upon a darkly colored, plainly designed carriage, fit for a businessmen of cold stature. 03:01.112 --> 03:05.156 [SPEAKER_07]: Leo's anxiety rises, as he's slightly, looks for an exit. 03:09.541 --> 03:10.502 [SPEAKER_09]: Here we are! 03:10.769 --> 03:12.752 [SPEAKER_09]: It's a couple hours to the... Hey! 03:13.373 --> 03:14.314 [SPEAKER_04]: Get back here! 03:15.936 --> 03:17.038 [SPEAKER_09]: Should we go after him, sir? 03:18.540 --> 03:19.241 [SPEAKER_09]: Not yet. 03:19.922 --> 03:21.484 [SPEAKER_09]: Let him get a head start. 03:27.031 --> 03:27.512 [SPEAKER_09]: Get him. 03:28.273 --> 03:29.855 [SPEAKER_09]: You and you, after the boy! 03:32.359 --> 03:35.783 [SPEAKER_09]: When he's brought back, make sure to tie his hands and feet. 03:36.885 --> 03:40.590 [SPEAKER_09]: Has a music as this is, we don't have time for daily dailying. 03:49.025 --> 04:00.462 [SPEAKER_14]: How many times do I have to stack these stupid cannonballs? 04:01.563 --> 04:07.452 [SPEAKER_14]: I just stacked them all yesterday, every morning I come back and they're all over the ground again. 04:08.794 --> 04:10.997 [SPEAKER_14]: I swear, someone's making busy work. 04:11.278 --> 04:15.083 [SPEAKER_13]: A little hard work never hurt anyone and you could use it Mickey. 04:16.085 --> 04:17.547 [SPEAKER_13]: You all want to talk? 04:17.813 --> 04:23.178 [SPEAKER_14]: If you've been all morning, Frankie, Frankie! 04:23.198 --> 04:25.461 [SPEAKER_13]: Ah, Frankie! 04:26.702 --> 04:30.025 [SPEAKER_13]: If you must know, I'm getting supplies for Vito! 04:30.986 --> 04:34.289 [SPEAKER_13]: Just because I was a downhead with you doesn't mean I've been up to nothing. 04:34.850 --> 04:38.413 [SPEAKER_13]: Frankie, I just... Leave me alone. 04:39.655 --> 04:40.856 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm still mad at you. 04:40.876 --> 04:43.178 [SPEAKER_14]: I know. 04:43.198 --> 04:47.162 [SPEAKER_14]: And I'm sorry. 04:48.847 --> 04:50.970 [SPEAKER_14]: You know, earlier. 04:51.951 --> 04:52.392 [SPEAKER_13]: No. 04:52.452 --> 04:58.541 [SPEAKER_13]: When Mom and Papa told us to say we're sorry, we have to say what we're sorry for. 04:59.522 --> 05:00.624 [SPEAKER_13]: What are you sorry for? 05:00.664 --> 05:05.311 [SPEAKER_14]: I'm sorry for hurting your feelings. 05:06.232 --> 05:07.894 [SPEAKER_14]: Say you don't care about Leo. 05:09.437 --> 05:10.238 [SPEAKER_14]: I was wrong for that. 05:14.764 --> 05:16.086 [SPEAKER_13]: I do care. 05:16.505 --> 05:24.478 [SPEAKER_13]: I care about both the few, and I want all three of us to have some place we can call home that isn't just a shed. 05:25.981 --> 05:28.084 [SPEAKER_13]: I want food every day. 05:28.144 --> 05:29.406 [SPEAKER_13]: And I want... 05:31.850 --> 05:34.635 [SPEAKER_14]: I want... 05:34.655 --> 05:38.902 [SPEAKER_14]: I know. 05:38.922 --> 05:40.825 [SPEAKER_14]: I'm sorry, Frankie. 05:44.568 --> 05:45.749 [SPEAKER_13]: Thank you. 05:46.771 --> 05:51.256 [SPEAKER_13]: Now, if you'll excuse me, I do have a job to do. 05:54.781 --> 05:55.461 [SPEAKER_14]: So do I. 05:56.843 --> 06:02.871 [SPEAKER_07]: As Frankie leaves the room, and steps into the next room over, she attempts to fix her tears and strengthen her spine. 06:03.712 --> 06:06.275 [SPEAKER_07]: She continues forward through this room and into the next. 06:07.216 --> 06:08.217 [SPEAKER_07]: She comes across a room. 06:09.238 --> 06:09.799 [SPEAKER_07]: We'll have fabricated. 06:10.707 --> 06:17.578 [SPEAKER_07]: It's dark, and she can't see all that well, but she feels a twinge of heartache, as she gazes at the white fabric. 06:18.539 --> 06:22.165 [SPEAKER_07]: She steps closer, and carefully runs a finger over the material. 06:23.247 --> 06:25.570 [SPEAKER_07]: It's dirty, and there's a large amount. 06:26.892 --> 06:31.319 [SPEAKER_07]: Suddenly, the door on the other side opens, and in steps a man holding a lantern. 06:31.860 --> 06:33.342 [SPEAKER_07]: He's dark-skinned and wearing a cap. 06:34.063 --> 06:37.609 [SPEAKER_07]: Surprise crosses his features, as he takes in Frankie's form. 06:39.158 --> 06:40.440 [SPEAKER_08]: You lost a little girl. 06:40.480 --> 06:47.751 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm... No, I was just... On my way to the halt. 06:48.633 --> 06:49.514 [SPEAKER_13]: It was a surprise. 06:50.836 --> 06:52.278 [SPEAKER_13]: I didn't mean to disturb your things. 06:54.241 --> 06:55.623 [SPEAKER_08]: No disturb and young one. 06:56.124 --> 06:56.905 [SPEAKER_08]: What is your name? 06:57.626 --> 06:59.830 [SPEAKER_08]: You are one of the child's stories, correct? 07:01.052 --> 07:01.993 [SPEAKER_13]: Yes. 07:02.328 --> 07:03.971 [SPEAKER_13]: My name's Frankie. 07:04.111 --> 07:04.672 [SPEAKER_08]: Frankie. 07:05.213 --> 07:07.496 [SPEAKER_08]: A masculine name for a soft face to girl. 07:07.797 --> 07:08.638 [SPEAKER_13]: It's my nickname. 07:09.840 --> 07:11.182 [SPEAKER_13]: My real name is Francis. 07:11.943 --> 07:13.546 [SPEAKER_13]: And I'm not so face. 07:14.227 --> 07:15.168 [SPEAKER_08]: Like a baby. 07:15.208 --> 07:18.193 [SPEAKER_08]: Francis suits you better, child. 07:19.656 --> 07:22.500 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, Francis, my name is Bastane. 07:23.161 --> 07:24.043 [SPEAKER_08]: Measure to meet you. 07:24.243 --> 07:26.226 [SPEAKER_13]: Nice to meet you too, Bastane. 07:27.100 --> 07:29.443 [SPEAKER_13]: But uh, I have to go. 07:30.164 --> 07:33.188 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, yes, right, best get on with it. 07:33.689 --> 07:34.570 [SPEAKER_08]: Don't mind me. 07:34.851 --> 07:36.473 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm just fixing this sail here. 07:36.493 --> 07:38.215 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, see you later, child. 07:38.896 --> 07:40.278 [SPEAKER_13]: Don't call me a child. 07:42.160 --> 07:46.546 [SPEAKER_13]: Uh... What, what do you mean you're fixing the sail? 07:47.087 --> 07:47.808 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean just that. 07:48.309 --> 07:50.572 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm sewing these patches onto the sail. 07:51.233 --> 07:54.357 [SPEAKER_08]: We will need it by the time the storm blows over. 07:54.438 --> 07:55.179 [SPEAKER_12]: You, so? 07:55.460 --> 08:00.229 [SPEAKER_12]: So, like Master Taylor, would make good man for stitching patients? 08:00.489 --> 08:02.413 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm not about that life dog. 08:02.773 --> 08:04.597 [SPEAKER_12]: What do you mean stitching patients? 08:04.657 --> 08:06.540 [SPEAKER_12]: You come visit me soon. 08:06.560 --> 08:10.748 [SPEAKER_12]: I show you a real needle master, too. 08:10.768 --> 08:16.399 [SPEAKER_08]: We'll go with I will you, especially if you want to keep your lunch down. 08:18.042 --> 08:18.302 [SPEAKER_13]: I heard that! 08:19.514 --> 08:22.779 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes, now don't you have some way to be Francis. 08:23.120 --> 08:24.863 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, yes, I do. 08:24.883 --> 08:26.445 [SPEAKER_13]: I excuse me. 08:34.459 --> 08:34.559 [SPEAKER_05]: Stop! 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08:45.857 --> 08:45.957 [SPEAKER_05]: Stop! 08:45.978 --> 08:46.078 [UNKNOWN]: Stop! 08:46.098 --> 08:46.198 [UNKNOWN]: Stop! 08:46.218 --> 08:46.298 [UNKNOWN]: Stop 08:46.835 --> 08:51.293 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, that's my pilot anchoring. 08:51.574 --> 08:52.638 [SPEAKER_05]: Spirits. 08:52.659 --> 08:56.233 [SPEAKER_05]: On top. 08:56.253 --> 08:57.317 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, dear. 08:57.398 --> 08:57.639 [SPEAKER_05]: Go. 08:57.679 --> 08:57.739 [SPEAKER_05]: Go. 09:04.520 --> 09:07.184 [SPEAKER_09]: I really don't hope you don't need to be bound. 09:08.245 --> 09:12.511 [SPEAKER_09]: The numbers shall be a make-corsion that mustn't take. 09:12.531 --> 09:12.971 [SPEAKER_00]: Hold him. 09:13.091 --> 09:14.453 [SPEAKER_09]: We're going to be untrustworthy. 09:14.473 --> 09:19.420 [SPEAKER_09]: Now, until you learn to obey me, you will be under strict supervision. 09:21.062 --> 09:22.223 [SPEAKER_09]: He's secured my Lord. 09:22.283 --> 09:23.906 [SPEAKER_09]: Good. 09:24.847 --> 09:26.629 [SPEAKER_09]: Without bruising him, put him in the carriage. 09:27.630 --> 09:28.191 [SPEAKER_09]: Let's be off. 09:29.853 --> 09:32.637 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, get in. 09:33.612 --> 09:53.619 [SPEAKER_10]: Uh-huh. 09:53.639 --> 09:54.079 [SPEAKER_10]: Uh-huh. 09:54.099 --> 09:56.903 [SPEAKER_10]: No, no, no, no, no, no! 09:58.047 --> 10:00.875 [SPEAKER_03]: Larry, are you finished with the cannon balls? 10:01.457 --> 10:03.101 [SPEAKER_14]: Am I ever finished? 10:03.121 --> 10:03.843 [SPEAKER_14]: Eh? 10:03.864 --> 10:05.187 [SPEAKER_14]: Uh, yes, I'm finished! 10:05.207 --> 10:06.631 [SPEAKER_03]: I get yourself all deck! 10:07.053 --> 10:09.820 [SPEAKER_03]: Storm's coming, and we need to tie everything down! 10:10.001 --> 10:10.723 [SPEAKER_03]: Coming! 10:16.357 --> 10:18.440 [SPEAKER_00]: Reduce sales, half-man! 10:18.460 --> 10:20.763 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh, hands are dead! 10:20.783 --> 10:23.146 [SPEAKER_00]: I won't do those nuts, tighter than a ramp behind! 10:23.226 --> 10:24.708 [SPEAKER_06]: Check all the devices on the purpose! 10:25.208 --> 10:27.612 [SPEAKER_06]: The jaw all hatched! 10:27.632 --> 10:28.653 [SPEAKER_06]: Pete, check the build! 10:29.254 --> 10:30.095 [SPEAKER_06]: Pressing! 10:30.115 --> 10:31.416 [SPEAKER_06]: And secure all your skin! 10:31.436 --> 10:32.458 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, I catten! 10:32.478 --> 10:33.719 [SPEAKER_06]: The jaw for heavy weather! 10:33.739 --> 10:35.402 [SPEAKER_06]: And put the god's sake! 10:35.422 --> 10:38.345 [SPEAKER_06]: But someone tells me to just enjoy the thoughts and sounds of this time! 10:39.267 --> 10:40.548 [SPEAKER_06]: rhythm, take the hell! 10:40.568 --> 10:41.149 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, he cut me! 10:42.665 --> 10:45.277 [SPEAKER_06]: Wavelay, the cure of the two young ones. 10:45.297 --> 10:45.819 [SPEAKER_03]: I can't. 10:46.342 --> 10:47.025 [SPEAKER_03]: Come on, lad. 10:47.085 --> 10:48.692 [SPEAKER_03]: We define your sister. 10:49.178 --> 10:51.281 [SPEAKER_13]: Way the way! 10:51.301 --> 10:51.441 [SPEAKER_13]: Biggie! 10:51.701 --> 10:53.083 [SPEAKER_03]: Come, you bastards! 10:53.103 --> 10:55.807 [SPEAKER_03]: We need to tie you both to the main mask! 10:55.887 --> 10:56.628 [SPEAKER_03]: What? 10:56.648 --> 10:57.750 [SPEAKER_03]: Ah, hold your leash! 10:58.571 --> 11:01.735 [SPEAKER_03]: Not time for explaining, but not for needing you pulled away! 11:02.556 --> 11:02.656 [SPEAKER_03]: Ah! 11:03.337 --> 11:03.477 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah? 11:03.818 --> 11:05.901 [SPEAKER_03]: There'll be no one overboardable on here! 11:05.921 --> 11:09.185 [SPEAKER_13]: You may... We get to tie up here and we'll fight! 11:09.906 --> 11:11.168 [SPEAKER_13]: No, no, no, no, you can't! 11:11.188 --> 11:12.149 [SPEAKER_13]: This is torture! 11:12.409 --> 11:13.691 [SPEAKER_03]: Keep the hide line! 11:14.011 --> 11:15.133 [SPEAKER_03]: You'll both be fine! 11:16.615 --> 11:17.336 [SPEAKER_03]: Ah! 11:17.356 --> 11:18.898 [SPEAKER_03]: Just don't wiggle the akin! 11:23.148 --> 11:25.092 [SPEAKER_13]: Really, thank you. 11:25.112 --> 11:27.336 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, that's not Mickey. 11:27.997 --> 11:32.907 [SPEAKER_13]: This is so much fun! 11:32.927 --> 11:34.931 [SPEAKER_11]: I just want to get toast on the board. 11:35.953 --> 11:40.161 [SPEAKER_07]: It was at this moment where Mickey saw his life flash before his eyes. 11:44.647 --> 11:48.254 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, Mickey, did you just sold yourself? 11:48.494 --> 11:49.115 [SPEAKER_13]: You just shut up! 11:51.259 --> 11:52.722 [SPEAKER_12]: Ha-ha-ha-ha! 11:52.742 --> 11:53.584 [SPEAKER_12]: Hey, y'all. 11:53.604 --> 11:53.684 [SPEAKER_12]: Ugh. 11:53.704 --> 11:54.025 [SPEAKER_12]: It's like you. 11:54.045 --> 11:54.526 [SPEAKER_12]: Waverly. 11:55.147 --> 11:56.930 [SPEAKER_12]: Why didn't you die then to the main mass? 11:57.471 --> 11:57.892 [SPEAKER_04]: Ah! 11:57.912 --> 11:59.655 [SPEAKER_04]: The cotton said to secure them. 11:59.675 --> 12:00.677 [SPEAKER_04]: So that's what I did. 12:02.140 --> 12:03.463 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, shimmery timbers. 12:03.483 --> 12:04.204 [SPEAKER_04]: Waverly. 12:04.224 --> 12:06.368 [SPEAKER_04]: Did your mother give you a crack on the head? 12:07.141 --> 12:11.310 [SPEAKER_06]: I meant to take them below deck, you half-wit. 12:11.330 --> 12:14.698 [SPEAKER_03]: Ah, while you're sure to set that count. 12:14.718 --> 12:15.360 [SPEAKER_06]: Ah, there's no time. 12:16.041 --> 12:17.905 [SPEAKER_06]: Here we go. 12:17.945 --> 12:24.019 [SPEAKER_06]: Hold on to your ropes! 12:25.265 --> 12:28.049 [SPEAKER_02]: Hey, I'm a fan of a party. 12:28.069 --> 12:30.693 [SPEAKER_02]: It says, what's up in the house? 12:30.713 --> 12:33.758 [SPEAKER_02]: We're in the middle of the middle of the city. 12:33.778 --> 12:35.180 [SPEAKER_02]: What, bloody rocks? 12:36.002 --> 12:36.823 [SPEAKER_02]: Are we wrong? 12:37.284 --> 12:38.706 [SPEAKER_02]: Did you want me to ask? 12:39.126 --> 12:43.433 [SPEAKER_02]: Did you really just ask me that? 12:43.814 --> 12:44.234 [SPEAKER_04]: What? 12:45.096 --> 12:45.456 [SPEAKER_04]: What? 12:47.640 --> 12:47.740 [UNKNOWN]: What? 12:47.760 --> 12:47.880 [UNKNOWN]: Where? 12:50.392 --> 12:52.795 [SPEAKER_02]: It's hot! 12:52.815 --> 12:54.077 [SPEAKER_02]: Just kidding! 12:54.698 --> 13:11.961 [SPEAKER_02]: Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, 13:12.262 --> 13:25.056 [SPEAKER_04]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 13:32.174 --> 13:38.586 [SPEAKER_07]: A few hours later, the storm has subsided, and the crew are ragged from the torrential downpour they've just experienced. 13:39.287 --> 13:51.550 [SPEAKER_07]: Mikael and Frankie have been untied from the mast, and they're now in the crew's quarters preparing for bed. 13:52.525 --> 13:54.187 [SPEAKER_13]: That took the life out of me, Mickey. 13:54.788 --> 13:56.771 [SPEAKER_13]: The best of all I've ever seen. 13:57.692 --> 13:59.715 [SPEAKER_13]: We almost stepped over, you remember that? 14:00.536 --> 14:03.240 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, nice! 14:03.260 --> 14:04.622 [SPEAKER_13]: Don't remind me. 14:06.184 --> 14:07.145 [SPEAKER_13]: Are you okay, Mickey? 14:08.026 --> 14:09.048 [SPEAKER_13]: You look a little pale. 14:09.348 --> 14:10.830 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm fine. 14:10.850 --> 14:13.373 [SPEAKER_14]: It's fine. 14:13.974 --> 14:14.936 [SPEAKER_14]: I hate boats. 14:15.797 --> 14:17.419 [SPEAKER_14]: I'll never steal again if we do. 14:18.445 --> 14:20.128 [SPEAKER_13]: Get off the ship soon. 14:21.029 --> 14:21.950 [SPEAKER_13]: Speak for yourself. 14:23.253 --> 14:24.675 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm gonna go get you some tea. 14:25.516 --> 14:26.417 [SPEAKER_13]: And make some food. 14:26.858 --> 14:28.160 [SPEAKER_13]: Okay. 14:28.200 --> 14:31.946 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm gonna just... 14:31.966 --> 14:32.327 [SPEAKER_13]: Sit here. 14:34.911 --> 14:36.213 [SPEAKER_13]: And try not to die. 14:36.673 --> 14:36.974 [SPEAKER_14]: Funny. 14:37.996 --> 14:38.717 [SPEAKER_14]: Oh, Larry's. 14:41.781 --> 14:42.643 [SPEAKER_14]: I mean, that God. 14:43.785 --> 14:44.706 [SPEAKER_14]: Have y'all. 14:45.462 --> 14:50.370 [SPEAKER_14]: I'll never steal again, if you can just get me off this blasted-er. 14:52.172 --> 14:52.693 [SPEAKER_14]: What's that? 14:55.137 --> 14:56.980 [SPEAKER_14]: Why doesn't usually leave his drawers open? 15:00.325 --> 15:01.787 [SPEAKER_14]: Yeah, I've been here a long time. 15:01.967 --> 15:06.334 [SPEAKER_14]: I really don't know much about these uh... Merchants. 15:07.916 --> 15:10.360 [SPEAKER_14]: Well, it's uh, probably just closed anyway. 15:11.021 --> 15:12.904 [SPEAKER_14]: I'm gonna take anything. 15:14.470 --> 15:16.363 [SPEAKER_14]: I just, the peak won't hurt, nothing. 15:18.216 --> 15:19.907 [SPEAKER_14]: Go out! 15:22.452 --> 15:28.157 [SPEAKER_07]: The King, with a swimming stomach, stands back up after being tossed to the back wall of the room. 15:29.158 --> 15:38.126 [SPEAKER_07]: When he goes to close the door, back to the crack that we were lifted at, a metallic clint shining in the sliver of moonlight catches eye from the back of the door. 15:39.047 --> 15:40.768 [SPEAKER_07]: Mostly covered by other clothing items. 15:41.829 --> 15:52.459 [SPEAKER_07]: Like a moth to a flame, the King's eyes latched onto it, and he slowly reached into the door to pull out what appears to be a mask. 15:52.439 --> 16:10.431 [SPEAKER_05]: This looks like... no... it couldn't be... could it? 16:25.801 --> 16:27.303 [SPEAKER_13]: I got you peppermint tea. 16:28.104 --> 16:30.186 [SPEAKER_13]: How lucky they are peppermint tea on board. 16:31.027 --> 16:33.450 [SPEAKER_13]: And I'm managed to get milled to stick me some crackers. 16:34.432 --> 16:35.593 [SPEAKER_13]: Might be good for you to eat one. 16:37.255 --> 16:38.757 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, uh... 16:38.777 --> 16:39.538 [SPEAKER_13]: Thank you, Frankie. 16:41.120 --> 16:42.201 [SPEAKER_13]: What was the matter, Mickey? 16:43.202 --> 16:46.607 [SPEAKER_13]: I know I said you seem pale earlier, but now you're the... 16:46.627 --> 16:47.628 [SPEAKER_13]: Positively white. 16:48.329 --> 16:49.270 [SPEAKER_13]: Like you've seen a ghost. 16:52.874 --> 16:52.975 [SPEAKER_13]: Okay. 16:52.995 --> 16:53.395 [SPEAKER_13]: There you go. 16:54.775 --> 16:55.376 [SPEAKER_13]: Thanks. 16:55.396 --> 17:02.983 [SPEAKER_13]: So did I tell you that I met someone on here that's so, who's name is Bashedame? 17:04.325 --> 17:05.446 [SPEAKER_13]: Hey, make the sales. 17:10.391 --> 17:12.853 [SPEAKER_13]: Yep, the cruise is a world-budge. 17:15.496 --> 17:17.358 [SPEAKER_13]: I like the coin, Ditto. 17:18.399 --> 17:21.362 [SPEAKER_13]: I mean, sure, the little rock. 17:21.382 --> 17:22.403 [SPEAKER_13]: Well, here's not. 17:24.239 --> 17:26.362 [SPEAKER_13]: I love a good argument every now and then. 17:26.402 --> 17:32.611 [SPEAKER_10]: Hahaha. 17:32.631 --> 17:33.773 [SPEAKER_13]: Ugh. 17:33.793 --> 17:37.278 [SPEAKER_13]: I heard from B2 that the planning on dropping us off at the next hour. 17:38.140 --> 17:40.483 [SPEAKER_13]: And then it's not even on the same land as Tree. 17:42.226 --> 17:43.387 [SPEAKER_13]: What are we gonna do then? 17:44.108 --> 17:45.390 [SPEAKER_13]: How will we get back home? 17:47.614 --> 17:47.974 [SPEAKER_14]: I don't know. 17:50.979 --> 17:51.259 [SPEAKER_13]: Well, 17:52.657 --> 17:55.480 [SPEAKER_13]: I guess we could try to steal some coin and find a ship, right? 17:56.420 --> 17:57.261 [SPEAKER_13]: But how could that be? 17:57.281 --> 18:02.526 [SPEAKER_14]: I never want to be on a ship again. 18:03.707 --> 18:04.848 [SPEAKER_13]: Well, that's a dumb wish. 18:05.569 --> 18:07.170 [SPEAKER_13]: How else are we going to get back home? 18:10.013 --> 18:10.353 [SPEAKER_13]: You're right. 18:11.995 --> 18:14.097 [SPEAKER_13]: Sure, you're feeling okay, Mickey. 18:15.338 --> 18:16.619 [SPEAKER_14]: You never tell me I'm right. 18:17.099 --> 18:18.681 [SPEAKER_14]: I've just got a lot of my mind, Frankie. 18:19.201 --> 18:20.082 [SPEAKER_14]: You know? 18:20.551 --> 18:22.554 [SPEAKER_14]: how to get his home, how to find Leo. 18:23.435 --> 18:25.098 [SPEAKER_14]: It's just a lot that I have to think about. 18:25.138 --> 18:27.361 [SPEAKER_14]: Responsible for a spoof now. 18:28.523 --> 18:29.524 [SPEAKER_14]: I have to think of Leo. 18:31.367 --> 18:31.668 [SPEAKER_14]: Tired. 18:31.708 --> 18:34.652 [SPEAKER_14]: Ugh. 18:34.672 --> 18:34.993 [SPEAKER_14]: Good night. 18:36.535 --> 18:39.319 [SPEAKER_13]: OK. Good night. 18:41.037 --> 18:53.173 [SPEAKER_07]: And so, the Kael and Francis Seller laid their on their makeshift beds inside a ship that, to one, hurt like home, into the other, but like his worst nightmare. 18:55.094 --> 19:04.149 [SPEAKER_07]: While Frankie finished her crackers, McAedle was overwhelmed by swerving memories of the notorious pirate stories, warning bells sounding in his ears. 19:05.691 --> 19:08.296 [SPEAKER_07]: This is what now keeps him awake at night. 19:09.458 --> 19:10.299 [SPEAKER_07]: Who are these people? 19:11.541 --> 19:14.486 [SPEAKER_07]: And why can he not stop staring at his blue mask? 19:15.027 --> 19:20.055 [SPEAKER_07]: With harsh, jagged lines of red and shining silver across the middle? 19:35.290 --> 19:37.694 [SPEAKER_07]: Thank you for listening to Episode 6 of Setsale. 19:38.295 --> 19:41.039 [SPEAKER_07]: We appreciate your support thus far and hope you're enjoying the show. 19:41.440 --> 19:47.350 [SPEAKER_07]: The question for Episode 7 is, Ghost Wales or Mermaid Tales. 19:47.370 --> 19:54.942 [SPEAKER_07]: You decide, vote by the deadline listed in the description by leaving the comment or by using the polls available on our coffee and selected social media pages. 19:55.743 --> 19:58.007 [SPEAKER_07]: Stay tuned, yes, Scalaywags. 20:02.813 --> 20:11.102 [UNKNOWN]: Thank you for watching.