Blackbeard's Ghost Page #3
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Aldetha done it.
"Beware," cried me shipmates.
"Sheer off. That girl,
she be a true witch".
And I paid no heed.
Oh, Aldetha.
To do that to your legal
spoke husband. Oh!
The story is,
Blackbeard had her burned.
Burned? I never
put a taper to her. Never.
Oh, I own that down in the horse
latitudes, on a dull day...
I might've keel-hauled a wife or two,
or else walked one off the end
of a plank, yes.
But I never did it for spite.
Never did it for spite.
I might've done it out of, uh, jest...
to keep the spirit
of me shipmates up.
And now to real business.
Where'd you stow it?
- What? What?
- Your rum.
- I don't drink.
- Don't drink?
Ship's stores.
Have to seek succor there.
Ah, Mrs Stowecroft,
your humble servant. Servant.
A bottle of rum
No glasses are left
I'll drink from the bottle
with you, sir
You don't know
what you're missing, son.
- She didn't see you.
- Aye?
- She didn't even hear you.
- Oh, why should she?
I'm a kind of a ghost, you know.
In limbo, caught twixt
this world and the next...
beholden to that spell
which brings me to your eyes only.
You mean, no one can see you
except me?
That's about the shape of it, son.
And that's why I'll be sailing
alongside of you, see?
Wheresoever thou goest,
there also will I go.
So let's drink to that. Are you sure
you don't want to freshen your spleen?
Now, let's get one thing straight!
I want nothing to do with you!
I'm go...
I'm gonna go to bed...
and you can go back into the woodwork
or wherever it is you came from!
Belay that tongue! One thing
old Blackbeard don't take kindly to...
it's them sort of "insinuendos".
Come to think of it, I don't care
for the cut of your jib, neither.
If I were to lay this course,
I'd choose myself a companion...
a hearty companion,
with a little blood on his sleeve...
and a predilection
for rum, for song...
and for the occasional wench.
But what have I got? Hmm?
I've got a shindly little beanrake.
- Now, wait!
- Yes, I have. With the shakes
and the whimpers.
- What do you mean the sh-shakes and...
- Doesn't even want to join me
in a drink.
We're stuck with one another,
you and I.
The cruise may well be a long one,
so you'd better make the best of it.
And I take this opportunity
of bidding you a very good night.
Hey! Hey, wait a minute!
Get off of my bed!
- Your bed?
- My bed!
"My bed"? I captured it from a Portugee
trader at the sack of Cartagena!
- I spitted him clean and sweet
against the headboard! - Well, I...
Don't rush me.
There it is.
There's your Portugee,
what's left of him.
Well, if you think
you've got another thing coming!
Oh, well then, welcome aboard
and drop your hook.
Devil is the man whoever said
that old Teach was inhospitable.
All I ask is to be able
to get to sleep, because I know...
because I know that when I wake up
tomorrow morning, none of this
will have ever happened.
Nine men... Down!
Oh, when nine and twenty Spanish lads
You pull it on the sheets, my boy
Up! The Jolly Roger!
Wind freshening, aye, Mr Bellamy.
El Portugee, it's your daughter
I'm after, senor, not your bed.
Don Mendoza, we meet again.
Pick up your weapon, sir.
Take my regards
to the king of Spain!
Bellamy! Oh!
That's it!
That is absolutely it!
Figment of my imagination
or no figment, he can have his room.
He can have his bed!
I don't need it.
I'm going to the Ye Jolly Roger Motel
where the salesmen go.
Well, nothing like a little fresh air
to straighten you out.
For a while there, I almost
believed there was a pirate.
Oh, no. You're back! Right?
That be about
the measure of it, lad.
I fear there's no way of being rid
of dear old Blackbeard.
Well, that's great.
That is just great!
I couldn't have an ordinary ghost
on my hands! I got a rummy!
- A big, ugly, booze-soaked rummy!
- Hold on there!
There be no call to put the fuddler's
name on your new-found shipmate.
Uh, look, lad...
I've been very lonely, see.
I'm just an old hulk,
wrecked on a lee shore.
All my shipmates gone,
no one to listen to me no more.
You don't care for me,
that's plain as print.
- Shut up, will ya? Shut up.
Ju-Ju-Just shut up.
- Aye. Aye, aye.
You wouldn't have such a thing
as an handkerchief...
- on your person, would you?
- I don't have a handkerchief.
- Oh, you must, do you?
- Keep your hands to yourself!
No!
What manner of craft
be this we're cruisin' in?
- What?
- This craft.
- Oh. It's an automobile.
- Aye?
- An automobile!
- Oh, is it? Yes, "automotonees".
- Yes, "autosomonees".
- Hey, sit down!
It's propelled by some kind of animal
under the hatch, is it?
No, it isn't! Sit down now.
Hey, what do you think you're doing?
- I've a mind to have a hand at the helm.
- Well, you've got another mind coming!
- You're gonna kill us, you idiot!
- Take your hands off the spokes...
or I'll bend a marlinspike
around your loaf!
- I'll take that wheel.
- I haven't finished my turn yet.
- Wait!
- Get away from there! It's my turn.
- Get your hands off the wheel!
- Feels like a weather helm, don't it?
- I'll show her who's master!
- No! No, no! No, no! No, no!
No, no, no!
- We're in the breakers, boy!
- Get out!
Back the main braces!
Stand by to wear ship now!
Take your foot off of my gas!
- Look out!
- Read about. Hard alee. Hard alee.
Avast, ya lubber!
What are you doin' in the main channel?
Oh, no, not a policeman!
Let... Let go! Let go!
Look, I'll give you the wheel later.
Right now, I...
You've done it now,
you dumb ox!
Steer out of the whirlpool!
Man overboard!
Your driver's licence, please.
- Who's the popinjay?
- Will you stay out of this?
Well, Mr Walker, I see we've been out
getting our nose wet somewhere tonight.
It so happens, I don't drink.
And what is that
on the seat beside you?
- It looks like a bottle of rum.
- May I have it, please?
I believe you're right, Mr Walker.
It is a bottle of rum.
Let the swab
find his own rum, I say!
Will you give me this bottle and stop
maying a nuisance out of yourself?
I'll take charge of that bottle,
if you don't mind.
You let go of the bottle,
you idiot!
No need for epithets, Mr Walker.
I'm only trying to do my job.
I'm afraid destruction of the evidence
isn't going to help you any, Mr Walker.
Now this be the foulest crime of all...
wasting good spirits.
By thunder,
this raises me blood!
No, don't do it!
There's no need for you
You've had the fun.
Now you can take the consequences.
All right, lad, all right.
I shan't harm him.
But this gentleman
needs a lesson in manners.
It's plain to see that you're
starting to come apart at the seams.
All itchy, twitchy,
talking to yourself.
- Cut it out, will you, Blackbeard?
- All right, get out of the car!
Hey, watch that thing! It's probably...
Hey, look out, will you!
Five balls in one load, mate.
Five!
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