Neverland Page #4

Nice cottage on Venus.

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From the 1700s.

Ho0s that possible?

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Cod liver oil, stewed prunes,

and regular trips up the rigging.

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Good for ya.

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And what are you good for,

I wonder?

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It still works.

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Tick-tock.

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Tick-tock, tick-tock.

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Tick-tock,

tick-tock.

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Tick-tock, tick-tock!

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Did you bring anything else

with you, did ya?

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Oh, sugared almonds, perhaps?

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- Just what you see.

- Pity!

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How sweet.

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He carries a picture

of his true love.

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What is this place?

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Can't you tell?

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It's heaven.

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Or hell!

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Depending on your point of view.

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See? Lucifer's demons.

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What shall we do with them?

Hmm?

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Well, I want the English lads.

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- What for?

- They look so tender.

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I bet they'd taste good

in a stew.

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My boys stay with me.

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He's a bold one, no?

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Well, he's not

a bad-looking wag.

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- Eh?

- Hmm.

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Maybe I could find a use for him

in my cabin.

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Good idea!

Maybe I need a rest.

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Just playing with you,

Starkey.

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I'm just playing with ya.

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- Throw him to the crocs!

-

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Smee, you can keep the boys.

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Oh, thank you, ma'am.

You won't be sorry.

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I've got some coriander seeds

and some ginger saved.

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Aaah!

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Right. Now,

you'd better come with me.

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- You're not gonna like this next bit.

- Jimmy!

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Come on.

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Aaaah!

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My boys...

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stay with me.

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Wait.

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I want to watch.

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You asked what T was good for. Well,

as you can see, I'm handy with a blade.

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Who are ya?

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My friends call me Jimmy.

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"Jimmy."

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But the name's Hook.

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James Hook.

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I'm sorry for this, but...

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entrance to our village is secret.

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What are you gonna do with us?

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Dinner.

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You're gonna eat us?!

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Why? Do you taste good?

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Come. You must be hungry.

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What's this meat?

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Xaw.

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Are we in America?

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Not anymore.

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But you're Indians.

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We are the Kaw,

people of the raven.

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We have become part

of this world now.

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Do you know the way

back to London?

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The chief.

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Chasing tree spirits is hungry work.

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He asks if you want to join our tribe.

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Thank you, but, um, once we've

finished dinner we'll be on our way.

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We saved you before--

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we may not be there

to save you again.

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We're very grateful, but we have to

rescue our friends from pirates.

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Where are we?

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We call this Geih Gwaay.

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Neverland.

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Why?

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Because we never age here.

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You might not believe this,

but T am 130 years old.

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Innu's son is 81.

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The chief's daughter.

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She is called Aaya K'aang.

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"Tiger Lily" in your language.

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She is named this because she is

as wild as she is beautiful.

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Don't get any ideas

because she is almost 100 years old.

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You've left me

with a bit of a problem.

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Three of my best men dead.

One was my personal bodyguard.

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- It was self-defense.

- That's not the point.

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I can't get replacements here.

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No?

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You're not in London now,

Hook.

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Do you notice anything

unusual out there?

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I don't follow.

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Orion.

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Polaris.

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- Maybe you can point to the pole star.

- Astronomy's not my best suit.

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