:26:06
Devil bird!
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Captain?
:26:36
Captain? As I was sitting wide-eyed
on my watch...
:26:40
...I noticed it was wintertime on the
water but springtime on the shore.
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I says to meself,
"That's early for spring to be astir.
:26:47
Spring's not due till 3 p.m."
:26:49
Check the time yourself, captain,
and then tell--
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I was dreaming, Smee...
:27:05
...of Pan.
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Pan, captain?
:27:08
And in my dream...
:27:11
...I was a magnanimous fellow...
:27:15
...full of forgiveness.
:27:19
I thanked Pan for cutting off
my hand...
:27:23
...and for giving me this fine hook...
:27:25
...for disembowelling
and ripping throats...
:27:30
...and other such homely uses...
:27:33
...as combing my hair.
:27:38
So Pan did you a favour, did he?
:27:40
A favour?
:27:44
He threw my hand to a crocodile.
:27:47
The beast liked it so much,
it's followed me ever since...
:27:50
...licking its lips for the rest of me.
:27:53
You call that a favour?!
:27:55
No. No. No. No.