:34:03
I seen a gliding hogfish once.
:34:06
Never flying. Not actually flying.
:34:14
Stewed mackerel! Stewed mackerel!
:34:22
Cabbages. Cabbages.
:34:26
Rats killed, lady.
All very tidy. All very quiet.
:34:31
-Morning.
-Oh, morning.
:34:33
-I'm afraid I haven't got any money.
-Oh, that's all right.
:34:37
Thank you.
:34:40
Thank you.
:34:41
-Is that yours?
-Well, of course it is.
:34:44
Whose did you think it was?
:34:47
-New to the city?
-Yes.
:34:48
I came to start a new life here.
Get a job.
:34:52
A job? No chance, son.
Oh, thank you, governor.
:34:56
There must be plenty of opportunities.
:34:59
Morning. Thank you.
:35:01
I am a qualified cooper's apprentice.
:35:05
Cooper's apprentice?
:35:07
Well, what a coincidence.
I'm a cooper myself.
:35:11
You may even have heard of me.
Wat Dabney.
:35:15
Wat Dabney!
:35:17
Not the Wat Dabney?
lnventor of the inverted firkin?
:35:21
The very same, lad.
:35:23
Now, if I can't get a job here,
what chance have you got?
:35:27
Come here. Here.
You see that plaque?
:35:32
There, under the barrel.
That's a guild sign.
:35:36
To work there,
you've got to be a guild member.
:35:40
But you're not,
and I'm not and not likely to be.
:35:44
That's not fair.
:35:45
Fair or not,
guilds have the town sewn up.
:35:49
-Morning.
-What am I gonna do?
:35:52
It's no good going around
with a long face.
:35:55
I did for weeks. Nearly starved.
:35:57
Then only this morning,
I thought of this.