:32:02
'Went down to shackle
the sea gate alone.
:32:04
'If anything happened, the current
would have washed him up here,
:32:08
'toward the centre of the lagoon.'
:32:12
(Kay ) 'What about
the filtration pipes?'
:32:15
'It's too strong a current
the other way.
:32:17
'The flow's all into the lagoon.
:32:19
'There's a million gallons
of fresh salt water every hour.
:32:27
(Kay ) 'Could he be trapped
in the Spanish Galleon?'
:32:31
(Mike ) 'The superstructure could have
kept him from floating.'
:32:35
(Kay ) 'Mike! Oh, God.
For a second I thought...'
:32:38
(Mike ) 'Yeah, yeah. I know it.
We call him Oscar.'
:32:54
'You stay here, Kay. I'll go into
the galleon for a closer look.'
:32:58
'Uh-uh, I'm goin' with you.'
:33:03
(Mike ) 'Goddamn dolphins!
What the hell are they doing?'
:33:06
'I don't know. They've been acting
strange for days. Look at 'em.'
:33:21
(Kay ) 'Control,
we're leaving the sub.
:33:23
- 'We'll be out of radio contact.'
- OK, Dr Morgan.
:33:26
'Grab your ABS bottles, Kay.
Let's go.'
:33:29
'OK, sweetie.'