Treasure Planet Page #4
my first officer, Mr. Arrow.
Sterling, tough, dependable,
honest, brave, and true.
Please, Captain.
Oh, shut up, Arrow. You know
l don't mean a word of it.
Ahem, excuse me. I hate to
interrupt this lovely banter...
but may I introduce to you,
Jim Hawkins?
Jim, you see, is the boy
who found the treasure--
Doctor, please!
[Growls]
l'd like a word with you
in my stateroom.
Doctor, to muse and blabber
about a treasure map...
in front of
this particular crew...
demonstrates
a level of ineptitude...
that borders
on the imbecilic...
and I mean that
in a very caring way.
lmbecilic, did you say?
Foolishness, l've--
May I see the map, please?
Here.
Hmm. Fascinating.
Mr. Hawkins, in the future...
you will address me
as ''Captain'' or ''Ma'am.''
ls that clear?
Ugh...
Mr. Hawkins?
-Yes, ma'am.
-That'll do.
Gentlemen, this must be kept
under lock and key...
when not in use.
And, Doctor, again...
with the greatest
possible respect...
zip your howling screamer.
Captain, I assure you l--
Let me make this
as monosyllabic as possible.
l don't much care
for this crew you hired.
They're...how did l
describe them, Arrow?
''A ludicrous parcel
of driveling galoots,'' ma'am.
-There you go--poetry.
-Now, see here--
Doctor, l'd love to chat--
tea, cake, the whole shebang--
but I have a ship to launch...
and you've got your outfit
to buff up.
Mr. Arrow, please escort
these two neophytes...
down to the galley
straightaway.
Young Hawkins will be working
for our cook, Mr. Silver.
What? The cook?
That woman! That...feline!
Who does she think
is working for whom?
It's my map, and
she's got me bussin' tables?
l'll not tolerate a cross word
about our captain!
There's no finer officer
in this or any galaxy.
[Whistling]
ARROW:
Mr Silver?Why, Mr. Arrow, sir.
Bringin' in such fine
and distinguished gents
Had I known,
l'd have tucked in me shirt.
Heh heh heh heh!
A cyborg!
May I introduce Dr. Doppler?
The financier of our voyage.
Love the outfit, Doc.
Well, thank you.
Um, love the eye.
Uh, this young lad
is Jim Hawkins.
Jimbo! Uh...
Aw, now, don't be too put off
by this hunk of hardware.
[Humming]
Whoa!
These gears have been
tough getting used to...
but they do come in
mighty handy from time to time.
[Humming]
Mmm!
Here, now, have a taste
of me famous bonzabeast stew.
[Sniffing]
Mmm! Delightfully tangy,
yet robust.
Mmm! Delightfully tangy,
yet robust.
SILVER:
Old family recipeAah!
ln fact, that was part
of the old family!
Ha ha ha!
Oh, ho! I'm just kiddin', Doc!
Uh, yeah, well...
I'm nothin'
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