Moby Dick Page #7
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(Rumbling groan)
(Men shouting and screaming)
(Stubb) ls everyone all right?
(Dagoo) Everyone OK'?
(Stubb) You all right?
(Man) God, that was close.
- Did anybody see him'? Did you see him'?
- (Man) Everybody OK?
(Ahab) Follow him. Pull with all your might!
(Men grunting)
(Screaming)
Jesus.
(Rumbling groan)
Jesus!
(Man) Did you see that?
(Laughing)
(Men yelling in distance)
(Ahab) That's our Moby.
Isn't he the very devil, eh?
(Laughing) Oh!
(Ishmael) Here, then,
was this gray-headed, ungodly old man,
chasing with curses
a whale around the world...
(Ahab) You'll never bail this ocean out
with that thimble!
..At the head of a crew of mongrel
renegades and castaways and cannibals.
How was it we responded
to the old man's anger?
What evil magic possessed our souls
so that his hate seemed ours?
(Stubb) ls everyone accounted for?
(Laughs) That was him.
Will he come back?
That was Moby Dick.
Will he come back?
(Chuckles) He'll be back.
The white whale seemed the gliding
great demon of the seas of life.
You're not finished with me yet.
I could see nothing in him
but the deadliest evil.
(Ishmael) We had chased the whale
over the watery moors,
slaughtered her in the valleys of the deep
and then towed her alongside
and beheaded her.
Her great padded skin
was the property of her executioners.
And no sooner had we decanted her oil
into the casks
then we would be off again
to fight another whale.
How long could leviathan
endure so wide a chase?
(Starbuck)
Klaus, don't make Mr. Stubb tell you.
- Mr. Stubb, if you please!
- Heave!
J' When I was a little lad
J' So my mother told me...
(All) Heave!
J' Way, haul away
Heave!
J' Haul away, Joe
Heave!
Wasn't so bad, was it, men?
- J' ..kissed the girls...
- Yes, Captain.
Applause for Mr. Stubb.
He's killed his whale.
(All cheer)
(Ahab) Must be 50 barrels of oil in her.
And that's the way to do it when an old
bull whale comes at you...stand firm.
We'll have him on the other
side of the ship 'fore morning.
- Won't it be gone by then, Captain?
- What makes you say that?
The old bulls don't stay round
the herd long, do they?
- You read that in a book, did you?
- I did indeed, sir.
If I knew what a whale was gonna do,
I'd be a very rich man, boy.
Mr. Starbuck,
make sure these men have a drink.
- They've earned it.
- (Crew cheers)
Will he be back, sir?
He'll be back.
If someone hung up my wife on a hook,
I'd be back.
(Laughter)
And when he comes, we'll be ready for him,
will we not?
- Aye.
' (All) Aye
- Aye, sir.
- Yes, Captain.
J' I sailed the seas for many a year
J' Not knowing what I was...
- More slack.
- Heave!
(Ishmael) Where... Where's Pip? Has
anyone seen Pip since we hit the water?
- Heave!
- Queequeg, have you seen Pip?
No, not seen him.
J' ..my lips would all grow moldy...
- Heave!
- J' Way-ho...
(Dagoo) Have you checked below?
Pip! Pip!
- Mr. Stubb, have you seen Pip?
- Don't talk to me about that boy!
- Pip!
- Heave!
Here, you get you down below decks
and move some barrels.
(Ishmael) Pip!
(Ship creaks)
Right, now we peel her like an orange!
Pip!
(Chatter)
Pip! Pip!
Pip!
(Grunting)
Pip!
Pip!
(Stubb) That's more than 50 barrels,
more than 50.
(Grunting)
(Dull creaking)
(Creaking intensifies)
Ohh...
(Whale groans)
(Pip) Ishmael!
Ishmael! Ishmael!
- Help! Please help me up!
- Pip! Pip!
- Help me!
- I'm coming, Pip, I'm coming!
OK, boy. Come up here.
- Come on, Pip. Hurry up.
- OK. OK.
OK. OK.
Drop...Drop the oar.
Drop the oar.
(Grunting)
I've got you. You're safe.
You're safe. I've got you.
(Stubb) Feed the flames, boys.
She'll burn herself up.
Can you squash me up a steak?
Cooked rare, mind.
Smells like the left wing
of the day of judgment, does it not?
Can I have some help here? Some help!
- Man down larboard side needs some help!
- Hoy!
(Chatter)
(Starbuok) Got it, got it, got it, got it.
All right, ready?
One, two, three...
(Grunting)
(Starbuck) All right, get up here.
What in God's name
do you think you're doing?
Rescuing a member of
the ship's company, Mr. Stubb.
I thought I told you to move some barrels.
Time is money!
Get back to work.
He must have got swept overboard, sir.
- He's half frozen to death.
- Bring him on down to captain's quarters.
What you need, young man...
is a glass of whiskey.
(Hushed) Sir. I saw him, sir.
I saw the white whale, sir.
Where? Where'd you see him?
- Exactly.
- Where Mr. Stubb killed the whale.
(Ahab) Let's get rid of this creature.
Work to be done.
I want it off my ship and I want men
on both masts, double-watch all night.
He won't stay long, I'll bet.
- Come and take care of your lad.
- Yes, sir.
(Stubb) Right, Tash, Dagoo,
Queequeg, Michigan.
Down below.
(Bottle clinks)
(Uncorks bottle, pours)
Here you are.
(Coughing)
Sir.
He breached?
At a distance?
This close to me.
I could have touched him.
Then he dived.
He is...
He is beautiful, sir.
As if he was showing you,
- "I'm here. This is my territory."
- No...
Your very presence
was a challenge to him.
And if you challenge him,
- this creature changes lives.
- But I didn't challenge him.
Anyone who shares his spirit
is a challenge to him.
He thinks he owns the ocean.
I felt his strength, sir.
I felt the presence.
I was in his mouth, Ishmael, his mouth.
Imagine it. Afterwards, for a while,
I was like a madman.
Sometimes I wonder if Mr. Starbuck
thinks I've not deviated from that position.
Do you think that?
No, sir.
I don't...
I don't think that.
You were close to him...
- you understand.
- Yes.
Moby Dick.
Just saying it is enough
to scare the hell out of a man, yes?
He's white!
He's the pallor on the cheeks of the dead.
- You ever seen a dead man?
- No, sir.
We paint such pretty things on the universe.
But in fact it is...all space.
It's all...emptiness.
It's all whiteness.
Like the whale.
Oh ho, he's in your blood now.
He's clutched your heart.
Where do you think you're going?
Get back down there.
This is my whale, Steelkilt.
Check every barrel. Leaks cost money,
and I want every drop of this b*tch.
What did I do wrong?
(Stubb) Get that skin on the fire!
There's nothing wrong.
This is whaling.
You'll get used to it, friend.
By the time you get out of here
you'll be as black as the rest of us.
Let that go.
- Do you know what these are'?
- No.
They call them veins.
Like the veins in your body?
That's it. The veins that carry the blood
around your body.
The blood goes down and around and back.
And these are...
the tracks that the whale makes.
Just like the tracks a swallow makes
going south to find warmer weather,
we make tracks too,
going this way and that
across the globe,
looking for food and shelter.
- You could lose him so easily...
- Mm-hmm.
- Once he's on the move.
- Of course, of course.
Of course, he could go anywhere.
He has the whole world at his disposal.
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