:17:04
Where was I? Well,
the deck was awash with blood.
:17:08
What are you gonna have?
:17:10
I think I'll have that captain
on a bed of roses.
:17:17
A blast of grapeshot
might sweep the deck clean.
:17:20
Aunt Louise, you're incorrigible.
:17:23
I know.
I've never regretted a moment of it.
:17:32
Right this way, gentlemen.
:17:38
Well, my goodness,
what a pleasant surprise.
:17:41
Two handsome young gentlemen as our
dining companions. I'm Louise Trent.
:17:45
- Davey Johns.
- Pete Stanchek.
:17:48
Pete. This is my niece Melissa.
Well, sit down, sit down.
:17:54
Just lucky, I guess.
:17:57
Are you going to Rio?
:17:58
Not exactly.
:17:59
I was telling Melissa,
:18:02
Rio is a city of romance.
:18:04
You really, to get the most out of
it, have to share it with someone.
:18:09
Wasn't I, Melissa?
:18:11
Aunt Louise.
:18:13
Well, personally, I won't have
much time for that sort of thing.
:18:17
I'll be utilizing every moment
copying material for my doctorate.
:18:21
You're going to be a doctor?
:18:23
Yes, of Latin American cultures.
:18:27
Celery?
Cool it with the "doctor" bit.
:18:31
So what does take you gentlemen
to Rio?
:18:34
Actually, we're headed further south.
:18:36
We're entering a car
in the Brazil Gran Premio.
:18:39
Pete handles the wheel.
The rest of it is my look-out.
:18:42
- You're a race driver?
- Yeah.
:18:45
Isn't that fascinating?
I love race cars. Don't you, Melissa?
:18:51
Not really.
:18:59
Well... hungry?