Captains Courageous
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1:38:01
well, there's something I sort of
wanted to do. So I was just thinking...

1:38:04
There ain't no hurry. Your pop can settle it
with my mom when he gets here.

1:38:07
Say, is he really flying out here
all that way? All in one day?

1:38:10
I guess so.
1:38:11
You sure got the laugh on all of us...
1:38:13
him having all that money
you said he had and everything.

1:38:15
Say, Dan, when somebody...
1:38:17
I mean,
when something happens to somebody...

1:38:19
what do they do
with the rest of their things?

1:38:21
Their family get them, I suppose,
or whatever kin they have.

1:38:25
Well, did he have any kin?
1:38:27
No, not that anybody knowed of.
1:38:29
Well...
1:38:32
If someone liked someone a great deal...
1:38:34
and he didn't have any kin, that would sort
of make him a kin almost, wouldn't it?

1:38:39
And, well, if they had something like
this, for instance, that wasn't worth a lot...

1:38:43
I don't know, Harvey.
You better ask Pop about that.

1:38:45
He'd know more about that.
1:38:47
Oh.
1:38:50
Well, boy, come to get your pay?
1:38:52
Why...
1:38:53
There you are,
our deal when you signed on.

1:39:05
Fisherman's Home?
1:39:06
Yeah, that's where the poor and old
and crippled of us...

1:39:10
set on a sunny porch
and try to out-lie each other.

1:39:14
Manuel would want it that way.
1:39:16
You wouldn't have a better idea,
you think?

1:39:19
Well, he wanted to get a candlestick
for his father with two places.

1:39:25
How much would that cost?
1:39:26
Oh, $2 or $3, I reckon. Here.
1:39:29
Oh, then that's all right.
1:39:31
I have enough.
1:39:32
What'll you do with the rest
of Manuel's things, Capt. Disko?

1:39:36
Oh, we'll send them up along to the Home,
I guess.

1:39:39
Does this have to go?
1:39:42
Why, no, Harvey.
I thought maybe you'd like to keep that.

1:39:48
Your daddy will be here directly.
1:39:51
You're kind of stretching to see him.
Ain't you?

1:39:54
Yes, sir.
1:39:56
When are you going out fishing again?
1:39:58
Oh, in about six weeks,
when we're shipshape aloft.


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