Pete Winning and the Pirates Page #5
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Don't you think this is a
bit extreme, even for you?
- Oh, you've not seen extreme.
Not yet.
- You're crazy.
- Don't worry, I'll make some new maps
and set them into the world.
And the next One-Eyed
Bill and Pete Winning
will chase after them.
All the while, this
queen will get her coin.
All right,
queenies, it's the captain!
In position!
- Come on, get those buttons buttoned!
And what's with those shoes?
Ever heard of a shine, boy?
- Don't' you thin it's time we move on?
- How do you address me, Ensign?
- Sorry, Captain, but we
need to be at headquarters.
- Yes, they probably need me
to fix some problem or another.
Captain's work is never done.
Move.
Come along, Ensign.
- Next time, I get to be captain.
- It's no my fault, Jane, I'm method.
- Would you have even
listened to me if you knew?
We don't have the luxury
to hold grudges around here, Mr. Winning.
You have to look out for yourself.
- I know that now.
- I just keep breaking
up this little love fest.
Don't I?
Off to your room now, sis.
And this time, your chaperones
won't be so easy to escape.
Finally.
Alone.
- Are we?
- Captain!
Prepare for battle.
There's a fight coming.
What are you sneering at?
- Nothing.
Just hope you have time
to think of something.
Oh, I'd stay a bit if I were you.
Things are bound to get
a bit sporty in here.
- I'll cut your neck before they have
a chance to touch mine.
- Well that worked out
fantastic, didn't it?
Is he dead?
- Nope, just passed...
Oh my god, it's okay.
It was set to stun.
- Eva.
- I thought he was someone else.
- Secured the south port.
They got One-Eyed Bill in the dungeon.
Pete
in the chamber.
- I'm gonna go get our captain.
- Eva?
I thought that you...
- No sir, I just continued on the mission
like you would have wanted.
- Course you did.
Untie me.
I have a queen to dethrone.
- Let her go.
We have to get out of here.
We can't hold this place for long.
- No.
It ends today.
- What are you...
- Well,
you know me.
I'll...
- Pete Winning.
Mm, look at you.
Going old school, I see.
- Well.
Nothing wrong with a classic.
- Not bad with the steel, Mr. Winning.
- I'm starting to get a handle on things.
- Ha.
- One-Eyed Bill.
- You must be one-armed Steve.
- I like this guy.
- Oh.
- How?
- I really like him.
- Yeah, he's beginnin' to grow on me, too.
- Come on.
- Well.
We have ourselves a predicament.
Don't we, my queen?
- Indeed we do, Mr. Winning.
Indeed we do.
- I could end the suffering of millions
with a flick of my wrist.
- Then do it.
Can't, eh?
Cold blood thing.
- No!
You won't do this, Pete.
- Grace, out of my way.
- No.
You can win, but not like this.
- Oh for heaven's sake.
This is boring me.
Guards!
He killed my sister!
- Don't get all warm and
fuzzy on me now, Pete.
- Dammit, Grace.
- We don't have the luxury
to feel sorry for ourselves out here.
You have to look out for yourself.
Okay?
Okay?
- It's okay.
Pete, behind you.
Take cover!
- It's now or never.
We gotta go.
- Go!
Go, go, go!
Captain, she's gone!
Look, there's no time!
We gotta...
- Well?
searching the island, Your Majesty.
No sign of Winning or his crew.
- Damn.
- Thank you, Pete.
For everything.
Farewell and adieu
To my dears, men and ladies
Farewell and adieu
To my ladies of Spain
- He didn't call me Petey.
- How are you?
You don't know that she's gone.
- Right.
- You set the queen back.
Her secret's out and now
she knows you're out there,
watching.
- Yeah, with half the country seeing me
- The truth will spread fast enough.
And besides, I don't think you mind
being public enemy number one.
In fact, I think you
kind of like it, Captain.
- Eva.
Do you really want us to
take you back to Ugly Island?
- Well first we're gonna have to think
of a better name for it than that.
But yes.
You helpin' the uglies,
Jane and Finch workin' the
queen's guard from the inside,
what am I gonna do?
- Just be Pete Winning.
The rest will fall into place.
- All ready to go.
- So, now it's your
turn to stir things up.
Any ideas, Pete?
- Well, you know me.
I'll think of something.
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