Dark Odyssey

about A trains

and all those other

things you told me.

I'm sorry

about that.

I was so busy getting these

things together.

We're baptizing my

cousin's baby on Sunday.

My mother wanted me

to bring some food home.

Come on.

George, what's eatin' your

jackass of a young friend?

Who?

Martakis.

What's wrong?

He jumped ship.

On your word,

I kept him onboard.

Andros,

what's he up to?

I'm not sure.

George, you've sailed with

me for over 11 years.

You know

you can tell me.

I think he's gone to settle

a grudge with some guy.

I always get stuck with the

crazy ones on my ship.

Why didn't you

tell me this before?

I wasn't sure what

he was going to do.

I thought if

we kept him onboard

while we sailed,

he'd forget about it.

He's a nice kid.

I didn't think

it was that serious.

Well, it is now.

I'm going to have to call

the port authorities.

Well, don't do that.

If they pick him up,

it will go very hard for him.

What do you mean,

"Don't do that"?

Let me try

to find him first.

You couldn't possibly

find this loon of a boy.

Forget about it.

When those villagers

get an idea into their head,

you can't change it.

But this boy's young... give me

a little time to find him.

George,

you're crazy.

Okay, I won't report him to the

port authorities until tomorrow.

But who's he

looking for?

How are you

gonna find him?

I don't know.

I know one way

of trying to find out.

Let's see what is

in his drawer.

Look at that.

It's Yianni, see.

And the girl must be his sister.

She looks just like him.

And that one

in the American clothes?

It could be

the guy.

That's him.

You sure?

If I can find him,

I think I can find the kid.

(no sound

from buzzer)

(no sound

from buzzer)

(no sound

from buzzer)

(Martakis)

He isn't home.

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