:46:01
Commodore!
He's disabled the rudder chain.
:46:08
Abandon ship!
:46:16
That's got to be the best pirate
I've ever seen.
:46:20
So it would seem.
:46:30
When I was a lad living in England,
my mother raised me by herself.
:46:34
After she died, I came here,
looking for my father.
:46:39
Is that so?
:46:42
My father, Bill Turner?
:46:45
It was only after you learned my name
you agreed to help.
:46:48
Since that's what I wanted,
I didn't press the matter.
:46:51
I'm not a simpleton.
You knew my father.
:47:00
I knew him. Probably one of the few
who knew him as William Turner.
:47:04
Everyone else just called him
"Bootstrap".
:47:07
Bootstrap?
:47:09
Good man. Good pirate.
I swear, you look just like him.
:47:14
It's not true. He was a merchant sailor.
A respectable man who obeyed the law.
:47:19
He was a bloody pirate, a scallywag.
:47:22
My father was not a pirate!
:47:26
Put it away, son.
It's not worth you getting beat again.
:47:30
You ignored the rules of engagement.
In a fair fight, I'd kill you.
:47:34
That's not much incentive
for me to fight fair, is it?
:47:44
As long as you're just
hanging there, pay attention.
:47:47
The only rules that matter are these:
:47:50
What a man can do
and what a man can't do.
:47:54
You can accept your father was a
pirate and a good man, or you can't.
:47:59
Pirate is in your blood, so you'll
have to square with that someday.