In the Heart of the Sea Page #2
Satan.
I will be captain one day. On a whaling ship.
We must not be content with this small piece of land.
- It's your father's words, not yours. - What's wrong with his words?
He wanted things for his family and himself.
- He was a dreamer. - Yes.
He dreamed about the sea, but was never allowed to sail.
He attended at least his children's birth.
I can not.
Pardon.
I married a whaler.
Listen ...
I come back quickly. I swear it.
Just came back.
Promise me it.
I have already sworn. Should I also love?
I promise.
Can I talk to you, my boy?
As captain, you can not be their friend.
You are their superiors. Let them never forget it.
So.
Your great-grandfather founded the whaling industry.
Without us, the world would be shrouded in darkness.
I hope to make the family honor.
Oh, Lord, You created the mighty whales.
The magnificent giants of immense length. Unmatched in power and quantity.
But Eternal God, You even commands -
- Us poor people to go away at -
- For bringing us our wives and small -
- With warlike fury of the monstrous whales.
Oh, Lord, throw your magnificent light on these men.
May they have a rewarding trip.
Let them return home with full load -
- So Nantucket-oil white flame -
- Continue to inform our home, protect our streets at night -
- And supply the engines that drive our nation forward -
- And shapes the development of mankind.
In your name we pray.
- Well. What month was it? - It was late in the year.
We sailed out as one of the last ships.
Therefore, my friend, Barzillai, and I, engagement.
I was 14 years old.
Go ahead, kid.
It was my first time at sea. I did not dare show, I was afraid.
Barzillai was 17 years. We were both orphans.
We were eager to be called men.
- Grubs. What carries the neck? - It is whalebones.
How do I get one?
By spyde and kill the largest creature on Earth.
Nickerson, reach mr. Bond vegetables.
Hurry up.
One day, I have 12 of them.
The windlass is clear and our sails are made lynx.
That's only half the supplies.
Your presence can only mean one thing.
That one person on board knows the truth about Owen Chase.
- No, to the other ships manned. - I am a new man, Owen.
- Do you mean? - Is Matthew Joy been drained?
Dry as a desert. Is Owen Chase softened?
- I am as a lamb. - I will see, before I believe it.
And from our captain to judge, so keep it no more than 48 hours.
Held and happiness.
- Pollard. George Pollard.
- Owen Chase.
- Chase. It is a udens name. - Yes.
And pretty soon we udens and mit element.
I was a bit surprised.
The captain usually chooses its first officer.
Yes, an experienced captain.
Skibsejerne want certain -
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