Neverland Page #17

1750

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I thought you were with them.

1751

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Did you really think that

we'd get in our boats

1752

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and go out into the ocean

1753

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so you and your friends could have

a little target practice?

1754

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You really think

I'd do that to you?

1755

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- What happened?

- We're on our own.

1756

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We'll do it your way.

1757

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1758

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No, no, no,

only as much as they can carry.

1759

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T thought it was just

you and me, Starkey.

1760

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Then you tell them yourself.

1761

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There's not a man here

who doesn't want to visit home.

1762

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What if the Indians take the ship

while we're gone?

1763

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We'll have nothing to come back to.

1764

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Look, once we have control

of Fludd's London orb,

1765

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we can come back and forth

as we please.

1766

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Everyone will have their turn.

Tncluding you, Mr. Smee.

1767

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- I'm not staying!

- And I'm not leaving anyone else in charge.

1768

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- Oh, leave--

- Look. I'll bring you back a little treat, okay?

1769

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Some--A nice bottle

of rumbullion, perhaps.

1770

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And an Eccles cake.

1771

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A whole sack.

1772

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You're on.

1773

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But I'm not going alone, Hook.

1774

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Pensi che sia stupido?

1775

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You might know what we will

find there--I do not.

1776

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Half a dozen men only,

you understand?

1777

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I don't care how

you choose them, Starkey,

1778

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but any more,

we'll be too conspicuous.

1779

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Va bene.

1780

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1781

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Hear that?

1782

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- Hear what?

- That.

1783

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Aaaaah!

1784

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Get off me! Get off!

1785

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1786

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What is Peter doing?

1787

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We won't hurt you.

You are our friends.

1788

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But I need to know

what Peter is planning.

1789

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Not a word, Toots.

1790

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He came to me a short time ago,

1791

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told me that the pirates are planning

to bring an army from your world.

1792

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Listen, if Peter is telling the truth,

1793

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we are all in terrible danger.

1794

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He went to find the orb.

1795

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All right? To get us all home.

That's all T know.

1796

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Where?

1797

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The caves on Bull Island.

1798

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Jimmy used to work in the arms trade.

1799

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1800

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He's got a mate in the Woolwich arsenal

who can get anything for a price.

1801

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Grenades...

1802

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even poison gas.

1803

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- What is this?

- It's spread by the wind.

1804

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Won't even see it coming.

1805

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Tt'll choke you to death

before you know it's there.

1806

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1807

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We don't take children.

1808

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We can look after ourselves.

1809

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You'll get in the way.

1810

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Then I don't need this.

1811

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Very well.

1812

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1813

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Bloody hell.

1814

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All hands on deck!

1815

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Man the cannon!

1816

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Watch your step.

1817

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Fire!

1818

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Oh, mio dio.

1819

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I don't like the look of this.

1820

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1821

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1822

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Twins!

1823

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1824

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Come on!

1825

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1826

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All we have to do

is wait until they've gone

1827

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and the orb will be ours.

1828

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Are you ready?

1829

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I'm sorry, Tink.

I can't let this happen.

1830

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What?

1831

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1832

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Oh--oh--aaah!

1833

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You've interfered

one time too many.

1834

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1835

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1836

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Help! Help me!

1837

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Pull!

1838

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Give me that.

1839

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Hold still.

1840

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Ohh! Unhh!

1841

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1842

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Where's Hook?!

1843

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They're long gone.

You're too late, Indian.

1844

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And when they get back,

you're all dead.

1845

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1846

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1847

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Hook's not on the ship.

They're already in the caves!

1848

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Look for tracks!

1849

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Where are you, you little rat?

1850

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We're wasting time.

1851

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Let them fight on

in the streets of London.

1852

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No!

1853

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1854

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Where has he gone?

1855

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Over there.

1856

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1857

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Hold your fire!

The cave's not safe!

1858

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1859

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Come on, Hook.

Let's leave him and go.

1860

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Not until we've dealt with Peter.

Otherwise we leave the orb in his hands.

1861

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The tracks lead this way.

1862

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