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Titanic Page #7
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- 1943
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to answer for your actions.
Please.
There!
Captain, the last lifeboat is off.
The passengers are all on the forecastle.
Gentlemen.
You have done your duty.
I thank you.
You are now released from duty.
People!
You have done your duty.
Now it's every man for himself!
Wait for me, Anne.
I'll find some life jackets.
Don't leave me alone, John.
Don't leave me alone.
Every man for himself!
I'm sorry.
The last lifeboat has left.
Look there!
It's Anne!
- Have you seen my Anne?
- She left long ago.
- She left?
- Let me go!
Tadrow!
What are you waiting for?
Go now. I'll follow later.
I'm the senior officer.
Don't make me get angry.
Go back.
You won't make it through there.
Mommy!
Don't be afraid, little girl.
I'll take you to your mommy.
Stop. It's Petersen!
And that's how the Titanic sank.
Your Honor, you expressed doubts
as to the question of guilt...
but there is no question here.
There is only guilt...
and one man alone
bears that guilt!
The president of the White Star Line.
Order!
I thank the witness.
The board of inquiry
will now retire for deliberations.
Hey, there's the one
who lost his memory.
John!
Now we'll see if there really is
such a thing as justice.
After examining
all relevant questions...
including those of negligence...
and of whether safety measures
were ignored...
and especially those emphasized...
in accusations and statements
made by the witness Petersen...
the Board of Inquiry has reached
the following decision:
On a ship, the captain alone
is in command.
In this case, therefore,
the fault for the accident...
lies with the captain
and only the captain.
He can, however, not be called to answer,
since he is no longer among the living.
Thus, no accusation may be lodged
against the White Star Line.
President Ismay's behavior
cannot be considered incriminating...
and he is therefore acquitted.
I hereby declare this Maritime Board
of Inquiry to be adjourned.
"The deaths of 1,500 people
remain unatoned for...
an eternal condemnation
of England's quest for profit."
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