Against All Flags Page #4
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- 1952
- 84 min
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My lamb, my lamb.
Wait.
There's nothing to...
Let me go, you murderer.
Let me go!
What, you mean there's
a girl aboard that ship?
In the prayer closet
with a carpet over its door.
In the small cabin.
You may be a pirate, but
you look like a man to me.
Save her, the Lord
will reward you.
Save her!
Well! Come.
No.
I am afraid.
I am very much afraid.
Don't be, little one, don't be.
There.
My lamb. My lamb.
Is she... Is she...
Oh, no, ma'am.
Merely swooned away.
I'll take her, Tom.
South-southwest, sir.
South-southwest it is.
And a fair night.
Never saw her fairer, Tom.
Why don't you turn in?
No point in both of us
being on deck.
That's very good of you,
Mr. Hawke.
Thank you, sir.
Psst!
What are you doing here?
I came to find you.
All right, little one.
I'll take you back
to the rest of the girls.
Again.
No, no. You must not
come on deck alone.
Again.
Again what?
I will give you
the Kohinoor.
Oh, that.
There. Now, come on.
Are you a prince
from the Arabian Nights?
No, little one.
No, I'm just a man.
I've known
but two men.
Hassan has no hair
on his head,
and my father has
hair on his face.
Do you mean
to tell me that
I am the third man you've
ever seen in your life?
Tell me, what was that
you said you'd give me?
The Kohinoor.
Do you mean...
Do you mean
the Grand Mogul's big diamond?
Yes, he will give it to me,
and I will give it to you.
He'll give it to you?
Tell me, little one,
what's your name?
I do not remember what
MacGregor memsahib said.
But I must not say that I
am Patma, Princess of Hormuz.
Princess of...
No, no, little one.
No, you must not say that.
No, we'll find
a name for you.
Something easy
for you to remember.
A lovely name, as lovely
as you are yourself.
Yes, but first, again.
Anything
to keep you happy.
Curse him. I've searched everywhere
for him and no sight of him.
Has he been here?
Has who been here,
Mistress Stevens?
Who? His Royal Highness
Brian Hawke.
You go get your dinner.
I'll take care
of the shop myself.
Yes, Mistress Stevens.
Rot him. Blast him.
Spitfire! How's the
flower of Diego Suarez?
So it's you.
Well, you could
look more delighted
seeing as I come
to bring you a favor.
Indeed.
Here.
There weren't nothing finer
in all the loot we took.
You don't have
to tell me that.
Yeah, I'd like to see it
around your neck.
Look here, Spitfire,
there's no future here
for a girl like you.
I've got all the riches
a man could want.
Come with me to
Genoa or Venice,
outside the reach
of English law and...
Oh, by Judas,
I'll even marry you.
Why?
There'll be plenty
of fine women for you
in Genoa or Venice,
won't there?
Yeah, but could I trust them not to
vanish with my treasure some night?
So it's because you can
trust me that you're asking?
Well, there's only
one thing wrong with that,
and that is that
I can't trust you.
No, thank you, Captain
Roc. I'll go my own way.
I've told you
I've a fancy for you.
Now, I'll remind you, I am a
man that gets what he wants.
Tell me where
you want it.
It's this popinjay Hawke
that's turned your head.
The last time I saw him,
he got a muzzle in his belly,
and the next time he'll get a bullet
in it, if there is a next time.
Because anytime I see him
again will be too cursed soon.
You won't set
eye on him so soon,
seeing as I gave orders
for him not to leave the ship
till he finished
the accounting.
Psst!
Lieutenant, sir.
We took this job of painting
ship to reach you, unseen belike,
seeing as how we had no idea
how long you'd be kept aboard.
I have no idea myself.
I've been confined to ship.
Were you able to get
a copy of the map?
Aye, sir. Harris has it.
Better open
the other port, sir.
He'll be along
any minute now.
Happy to see you, sir.
Thanks.
Have you got the map?
Aye, sir.
Here it is.
Good man.
That's excellent,
excellent.
Have you memorized the
positions of all the guns?
Aye aye, sir. We can
find them in the dark.
That's when we're gonna
have to find them.
Come in.
I'd expected to see you
before now, Mr. Hawke.
I seem to remember having
offered you the command of a ship.
Yes, and so
you did, ma'am.
But, you see, I've been
confined aboard this one
to make an accounting
of all the treasure.
As I am sure that Captain
Roc must've told you.
How did you know
I saw him?
Well...
Let's see. "One necklace, pearls, rubies
and sapphires, to value 5,000 guineas,
"delivered to Captain Roc. "
I hardly thought the Captain
would want to wear it himself.
Well, you can put it
back on your list.
I will.
Won't you be seated,
ma'am?
Smells like
a joss house in here.
Yes, it does a little,
doesn't it?
But there's something
oddly fascinating
and exotic about
those Eastern perfumes,
don't you think?
You can put these back
on your blasted list, too.
Yes, of course.
Of course.
Rather nice quality
though, isn't it?
You see, we had
to give this cabin
to Miss MacGregor and all
the young ladies because...
Incidentally, what did the captains
decide to do about the Scotswoman?
They put her in my keeping.
Oh, good.
Then perhaps you could
return these to her.
I have a venture for you
on the Shark.
Oh? When?
In about two weeks.
Oh, I know you've taken
a rich spoil, but...
Would it interest you
a little more
if you knew that I was going
to be aboard her myself?
Yes. Yes, it would.
I told you
that I would kiss
when I had a fancy for
kissing myself, didn't I?
Well, I have a fancy now.
You boasted about what you
could do with your hands untied.
So...
Get to it, Mr. Hawke.
Well, I hope you'll forgive
me, Mistress Stevens,
but, you see, as you see, I am very
much occupied at the present moment.
What?
Yes, I regret that
I cannot put pleasure
before the press
of business affairs,
but I had strict orders
from Captain Roc
not to let
anything whatsoever
interfere with the accounting.
First things first,
I always say.
I never in all
my born days...
But, of course, if you wish
to put a ball between my eyes
merely because I'm trying
to be conscientious...
Blast you.
Are you trying to say
that it will take a threat
to compel you to...
Oh, no. By no means,
Mistress Stevens.
I'm merely trying to
say that I should be
most happy to accede
to your request
at some more favorable time.
Some time when I can put
myself fully to the task at hand
without all of this
ridiculous accounting.
And I am so bad
at figures, too.
Come to my house
when you've done here,
and we will talk of
the venture on the Shark.
Oh, again you must
forgive me, ma'am.
When I am done here,
I shall be otherwise engaged.
With a woman?
No.
Not with a woman,
with 10 of them.
Hear ye, hear ye!
By order of the Brotherhood of
the Coast, these Moorish females,
well-found and fully rigged,
will be sold here and now
without inspection
for lawful wedded wives.
What do I hear
for this little rig?
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