now, O'Brien's no more.
And I shan't last so much longer.
You'd better repent, while you've
the chance.
Repent? What for?
You said many sailors have perished
aboard the "Hispaniola".
Only it was you and Silver
that were the cause of it all.
And you don't know
why you should repent?
Why? You weren't after the gold,
too, maybe, young fellow?
Thirty years I've been sailing, and
saw good things and bad things.
But I have never seen good
turn to any kind of profit yet.
We've had enough of this
foolishness.
The tide's getting good now,
and here's a bay, over there.
Just obey my orders,
Captain Hawkins!
- Straight at that tree.
- And if we beach?
That don't matter! Take a line about
that tree and turn the capstan.
- Hard to starboard.
- Ay, ay, sir!
Move! A little more!
Again, now starboard a touch.
Just keep her under the wind!
Another step, Mister Hands,
and I'll shoot your brains out!
Please, Mister Hands,
don't make me shoot!
Pieces of eight!
Dick, bring that torch here!
So here's Jim Hawkins!
Shiver my timbers!
So you're just visiting us, eh?
That's real nice and friendly.
I always thought I'd like
to have you with us.
I reckon you've something to say.
We're listening to you.
Now, gentlemen, you have no need
to stand at attention.
Just what do you want me to say?
You can start by telling us
where the blessed ship is.
No, I refuse to tell you.
You'll tell!
Who d'you think you are, George
Merry? Are there two captains here?
Just let the lad say where
the ship is.
Hold yourtalk!
I can't see what course you're on,
John.
Son of a sea-cook! I've had enough
of being ordered around.
Well, that's what you want, is it?
We're all gentlemen of fortune here,
and you know about our laws.
I'll be seeing the color of his guts
faster than this pipe goes out.
Anyone who touches this lad is
going to have to deal with me.
He's a hostage, you bunch of
blessed moonheads!
And much more of a real man
than any of you.
Pardon me, sir. Only you're
a little free with the rules.
Many of the crew don't like it.
They have rights like anyone else.
Begging pardon and all, sir!
Since after all you're still Captain!
But we'll step out
and hold a council.
That's the pirate's law!
Come closer to me, lad.
Matters is going hard, Jim.
They shall break me as a leader,
and you'll be killed, too.
You've got nowhere to turn.
The Squire has abandoned you.
"I don't want to know where the boy
is," that's what the doctor said.
- Where are they?
- I don't know.
Seems like the game is over
for you, finished!
Only I can still be your last card.
Maybe I might help you out!
All I ask is your word
to save me from the gallows.
- I'll do what I can.
- Then it's a bargain.
Pieces of eight, pieces of eight.
Step up, lads! I won't eat you!
Hand over what you've got there!
I knew it, the Black Spot!
Where'd you get the paper?
Out of the Bible?
- That's bad luck for you.
- I told you so!
Who had this Bible?
- It's mine!
- Then better start praying.
God's going to punish you!
Let's have some light.
"Deposed".
Good handwriting. Is it yours?
- We've got to vote for a Captain!
- You'll have to wait a little.
You'd first make the charges,
and I'll reply to them.
Till then I'm still your Captain!
Don't worry, we'll be legal.
Well now, point by point.
First, you've spoiled the whole
scheme.
Next, you permitted them to get
away, when they was hemmed in.
I don't know why, but they wanted
to get away for some reason.
Third point! You wouldn't let us
attack them on the march.
You're playing a double hand,
Silver.
Last point of all,
we want this boy here.
- That's all?
- Ain't it enough?
You say that things is going bad.
Why, you simply can't imagine
just how bad.
We're so close to Execution Dock,
that my neck's stiff already.
We're dancing in the chains, with
the crows pecking at our eyes.
Men all pointing at us and
wondering what we done.
"Why! That's John