Blackbeard's Ghost Page #4
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- 1968
- 106 min
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- Sure.
He can tear down the inn,
put up a big, modern casino...
- and the law can't bother him.
- Mm-hmm.
Oh, uh, well, I'd like to thank you
for what you did tonight.
You know, without you, we wouldn't
have had much of an auction.
Well, I just kept bidding
because it made you smile.
I like that smile.
Jo Anne, aren't you re...
I've been waiting to drive you home.
Excuse me. Good night.
Good night.
I'm going to put you in his room.
I'm sure he won't mind.
- He?
- Captain Blackbeard.
- Oh.
This looks out to the river
and to the upper bay.
Oh, the captain used to stand here
for hours with his spyglass...
studying the ships
moving in and out.
He'd pick out the one he liked...
then he'd come here
to this very table...
and with his men,
he'd plan how to seize it.
Well, thank you, Miss Stowecroft.
I know how anxious you must be
to get to bed, so...
Sometimes when he's in a bad mood
or feeling lonely...
we hear him thumping around,
breaking glasses and bottles...
trying so hard
to communicate with us.
I suppose we should all be very angry
with him for all that noise.
But, you know,
it isn't his fault, poor man.
- Aldetha's, of course.
- Who?
Number ten.
The captain's last wife, but one.
Oh, the one your warming pan
belonged to.
- Oh. Well, good...
- Aldetha was a witch, you know.
for denouncing her to the authorities.
When they were burning
Aldetha at the stake...
she put a terrible curse on him.
As the flames
crept higher and higher...
she screeched her dying words:
"Edward Teach, sometimes known
as Captain Blackbeard...
"when you come to die,
may your body and soul...
and the next...
"always to be alone.
"May this curse hold fast and true.
"May you dwell
forevermore in limbo...
"or until such time
"most wicked of all villains...
some spark of human goodness".
Well, good night, Mr Walker.
Sleep well.
The dining room will be open
for breakfast at 7:30 am.
Oh, please be prompt.
Oh, no.
Two hundred bucks.
"Aldetha Teach".
Well, so the thing
did belong to her.
"Her book of spells
and conjurations".
Well, now.
"A spell to turn your enemy
into a spotted toad".
"A spell to turn mercury
into gold".
I wonder if there's a spell to make
a track team out of a pig's ear.
"A spell to bring
to your eyes and ears...
one who is bound in limbo".
Well, how about that? Limbo.
Curses. Pirates. Malarky.
Blackbeard himself was a phony.
He was probably some chicken-livered
little pipsqueak...
that built up a reputation
scaring old women and children.
Chicken-livered pipsqueak, is it?
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