Titanic Page #2

Stations for departure.

- Very good, Thompson.

- Away you go, old man.

And remember, first watch,

first man with the ladies.

Fire all boilers!

Have a go, mates. Bend your back.

- Slow ahead all.

- Slow ahead all, sir.

- Steady as she goes.

- Steady as she goes, Quartermaster.

Steady as she goes, sir.

- Full ahead all.

- Full ahead all, sir.

- Full speed ahead from the bridge, sir.

- All right. Carry on!

Let her have it!

- Finish stations. Secure fore and aft.

- Finish stations. Secure fore and aft.

All right, Mr Lightoller.

- You may take her to sea.

- Aye aye, sir.

Hey, you can't come up here.

This is for first class only.

I'll do my best to behave properly.

Oh, sir. Mr Sturges. You don't remember me,

but I was on the Queen Alexandria.

Of course. Your name is Emma, your

daughter is married to a dentist in Plymouth.

- What's the number of Mrs Sturges' cabin?

- Stateroom A-52/54. It's right over here.

- But they've gone up to dinner now, sir.

- Richard!

- John. Madeleine, my beautiful peacock.

- This is a surprise.

Yes, it is. John, I'd like

to borrow a shirt and use your razor.

I'm wearing my complete wardrobe.

I left in a hurry.

- Help yourself. Take whatever you need.

- Oh, one more thing.

If you happen to see Julia,

I'd rather you didn't tell her I'm aboard.

I'd like to tell her myself.

"Jean Pablo Uzcadum"?

...I said, " What do you want him to do?

Flap his wings?"

Mama, you should have protested.

It's a really bad table.

There's not a person we know

at this end.

Be brave, Annette.

These tragedies happen sometimes in life.

Maitire d'hotel, where is Mrs Sturges' table?

Mother. Look!

Well, well.

This ship is filled with nice people.

- Hello, Mr Sturges.

- Richard!

Pommery, 1892.

Mrs Straus, be careful of this old fox.

He has plans.

- Father! How did you get aboard?

- Norman.

By the back door. Good to see you, boy.

- Hello, Sandy.

- Well... I can see a bridge game at last.

Mrs Widener. George.

- Annette.

- Father.

Julia. You all look splendid,

and this is going to be great fun.

- I'll get us a better table tomorrow.

- Daddy, I'm so glad you're here.

I hope this doesn't upset your plans, Julia.

But Norman and I can bunk together.

It's wonderful that you could get away.

- My family will be pleased.

- It makes it a better celebration already.

Can I send a message to Grandfather?

They have a wireless place upstairs.

Might be a good idea. Run along.

Nothing now, thank you.

I'll have a sandwich in the bar.

Annette, I wonder

if you'd get a wrap for your mother.

Yes, angel.

Something funny about you, Father. I know.

I've never seen you without a flower before.

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