Flipper Page #2
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- 1963
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we've still got the radio.
Yes, well, we're
fairly comfortable here.
If the water level
don't rise,
think we'll
make it all right.
[Baby whimpering]
Nick must have run
with the wind,
put in at one
of the other keys.
The phone lines
might be down.
When he's safe,
I feel it.
Stella, he has to
be all right.
Nobody knows the sea
like Nick.
The sea,
it kills even those
who know it.
[Thunder]
I'm not worried
about myself.
I just hope
my father and cousin
aren't trying to come
out from the mainland.
anybody on the causeway
once the hurricane
warning goes up.
Well, I bet he's
What? With you
staying with hettie?
You know what she says.
Uh-uh.
No hurricane
would dare blow down
a U.S. post office.
[Pounding on door]
Miss hettie?
[Pounding]
Miss hettie?
Miss hettie?
It's still no,
Mr. l.C. Porett.
Don't make no difference,
miss hettie.
Mirabel just blew away.
Oh, Mr. porett,
come in.
Oh, Mr. l.C. Porett,
you poor, dear man!
[Ring]
Post office.
Who's calling?
Who? Parker?
Oh. He wants you.
Yes, Mr. Parker.
I'm looking at her
this very moment,
safe, high and dry.
Aren't you, Kim?
Now, don't you worry,
Mr. Parker.
As soon as hazel leaves,
you come right on out.
Of course,
we'll take good care--
hello. Hello?
Hello!
Well, line's down.
[Crash]
That means the water's
over the causeway.
Yeah, we could have water
in here, like in '58.
Winds to 12o.
Gusts to 16o.
Barometer is still falling.
Waterspouts reported
in the area.
Full Gale warnings
have been posted.
[Baby whimpering]
Pa, what about Pete?
[Thunderclap]
My fish house!
It's on fire!
My fish house is on fire!
Mr. Abrams!
If it's not there,
what do we do?
Build it again.
That's right, son.
Let's find out.
It's still there!
Pete?
Pete?
Isn't it beautiful?
You sure are.
Thanks for not crying.
Pa, taken him
with us,
pa, we should have.
You haven't even
looked for him.
Maybe he's
under the house.
Let's go see.
Oh!
[Squawking]
Well, let's
take a look.
Old hurricane Pete.
You get him
untangled, son,
he'll be all right.
Maybe we'd better
look inside.
Pete, you old...
You gave me all
that trouble last night,
and you're gone, you old...
Sandy,
your house is ok!
I thought
I'd come and see.
Yeah,
but this bird isn't.
Hey, it's Pete!
Yeah, and just as big
a pest as ever.
Hi, Mr. ricks.
It's kind
of damp inside,
but it's
not too bad.
You going to see
about the boat?
Right now. Want
to come along?
Yeah.
Sure.
Come on.
Pa, she's wrecked.
No, not wrecked,
just swamped,
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