Carnival Row Season 2 Episode 1

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00:00THE EMPIRES OF MEN

00:09Listen.

00:14For ages, the homeland of the Fae remained free until the empires of men arrived.

00:20In the midst of that conflict, two souls found an unexpected love.

00:25Is that pix you've been doting on?

00:27I'm not the only one with a secret, am I?

00:29She'll die for you. She loves you. I've seen what's coming.

00:33If you love her, you won't give her the choice to.

00:49Where to, Inspector?

00:50The Row.

00:51As we have a killer on the loose.

00:53Ladies who found her said she was Aisling Carell.

00:56She was taken by great evil. Neither man nor Fae.

01:02Why do you care so bloody much? What's his strangest ability you had for him?

01:06You know you don't have to come here every day.

01:08Could've just as easily been me behind them bars instead of you.

01:11Don't mess!

01:13You okay?

01:15I'm fine.

01:19Alright. I'm all yours.

01:21Stop it!

01:25Stop it!

01:27Stop it!

01:29Stop it!

01:31Name!

01:33Vignette.

01:34Vignette Stonewatt.

01:35Tourmaline.

01:37God you don't know, do you?

01:39No.

01:40you're alive i never went high you destroyed me i can't go back to that fucking house you won't let

01:50me work here what else is there they call themselves a black raven the law of the city

01:55is not ours it does not protect us just tell me what to do and i'll do it

02:04i will never forgive myself if this black raven gets you killed

02:10okay where have you been not on carnival row i trust of course not you're the chancellor's

02:17son joan you can't give your father's enemies any ammunition who's that longer bane's daughter

02:23sophie a great tide of anger is rising in this city it's good people have had enough

02:31what joan of briggsville suppose it was inevitable that our paths would cross sooner or later

02:36i've been brought in to tutor you whatever they're paying you i'll double it don't think

02:43you can pay me to lie for you is the master of the house available i'm master here

02:54i sensed that you lack a proper invitation to society here and you smell the bargain to be made

03:01there must be a limit to what he can ask of you of course you are quite unlike anyone i've ever met mr

03:11grace get out of the bed

03:19oh jim we have to go we have to leave now we're being signaled ignore them let them chase us if

03:25there's that light of course we set somewhere far away

03:43i know who you are

03:44is she still alive time is running oh god

03:53your scars you're half a i still can't believe it a half blood passing right under our noses bring him

04:01in rockcroft philistrate you're under arrest do you ever think about dear nanak

04:09all the time i wish i'd never left

04:14i didn't kill my mother i didn't even know who she was i can ask you father you're not creek

04:29i've decided that i'm no longer in need of an arts and letters tutor i understand sir but i am in

04:33need of an honest man sir special advisor to the chancellor thank you honorable leader of the

04:40opposition will you stand with me i will you have to go back to the role why all critch are to be

04:47sequestered to the role just critch mate move along i am critch

05:02so

05:11so

05:13so

05:23Get away with that.

05:53What?

05:54What was it?

05:55No.

05:56Something moved here.

06:00Nah.

06:01It's pigeons, mate.

06:03Come on.

06:23Oh, no.

06:24Oh, no.

06:26Oh, no.

06:27Oh, no.

06:28Oh!

06:29What about you?

06:30All right, all right, quiet down, you horrible nods.

06:50Your Uncle Boz has got a special treat for you tonight.

06:55Who wants to see a fucking copper get what's coming to him?

07:00I give you, Mycroft, Willow, Scrooge!

07:07But hold on a bit, hold on a bit, our champions here are worn out.

07:20Wouldn't be fair to make them fight a copper all by themselves now, would it?

07:25I don't know.

07:32Fuckin' troll.

07:34That wasn't part of the agreement.

07:36No, but technically within the rules, and those still apply to you, copper.

07:43But if you're feeling fragile, you can forfeit.

07:47Come on, what's it gonna be there, fight or fly?

07:54There's no way To fight, fly, fly, fly, fly, fly, fly, fly.

08:01I will Die.

12:04You'll pay up.

12:08That's fair.

12:37special favor. Or does Boz guide us welch on his deals now?

12:44All right, all right, show's over. Philostrate is the winner. And I'll honor our agreement

12:54fairs fair. Tomorrow at noon, former inspector.

15:25What do you think Dahlia will do when she finds out we went raiding without her say so?

15:38You know, I was concentrating on not dying.

15:40She's not going to like it.

15:41You know what?

15:42I don't give a damn what Dahlia likes.

15:44People are in pain, they need medicine.

15:45We went on and got it.

15:46She wants to make a fuss about that.

15:48Fuck her.

15:49Right.

15:50We did the right thing.

15:51She'll understand.

15:55We did the right thing.

16:25I'll take it to her.

16:41I have to get back.

16:44Sorry.

16:46I'm sorry.

16:47You did good work today, girl.

16:54Not good enough.

16:56A few bags of anodyne can't cure the Bastoube, can it?

16:58It eases their suffering.

17:00For today, that's enough.

17:02How many more of them came in?

17:04Five since yesterday.

17:07You pigs don't take well to these conditions, dear.

17:10Oh, we're meant to fly.

17:11Not wallow in the shite like a bunch of leggers.

17:15I'm saving your presence.

17:18It's a small mercy this sickness only touches your people.

17:22If it were the fawns who were suffering, they'd tend to us.

17:26I know it.

17:26No.

17:27No.

17:28Come on.

17:29Poor souls.

17:30She's his chosen.

17:34Cain and Una chose each other along with three others.

17:38A month ago, the five of them were talking about how many children they'd have.

17:42You're such a pain in my ass.

17:43You know that.

17:44Now there's only two left.

17:49Once Una's gone, Cain will be alone.

17:53I heard you did a bit of flying last night.

17:56How you doing?

17:57I'm fine.

17:59Except for my friends doing raves without me.

18:03Soon.

18:04When you're better.

18:05Good.

18:06It's miserable in here.

18:09Lying about.

18:11Nothing to do.

18:14She won't take them.

18:16What?

18:17Why?

18:18Because.

18:20In case you've forgotten.

18:21I'm a black raven.

18:23So I can stand a bit of pain when there ain't enough medicine to go around.

18:27I'm hardly the worst off here.

18:28I'll be fine.

18:32If either of you even think about calling me brave, I shall smack you.

18:37Love, have mercy.

18:39We've had a long night.

18:41We robbed the train, you know.

18:42All right.

18:45I'll leave you be.

18:48For now.

18:49For now.

18:49I'll leave you.

18:56I'll leave you.

18:57I'll leave you.

18:58I'll leave you.

18:59I'll leave you.

19:00I'll leave you.

19:01I'll leave you.

19:02I'll leave you.

19:03I'll leave you.

19:04I'll leave you.

19:05I'll leave you.

19:06I'll leave you.

19:07I'll leave you.

19:08I'll leave you.

19:09I'll leave you.

19:10I'll leave you.

19:11I'll leave you.

19:12Oh, my God.

19:42You all right?

19:50A couple of scratches, that's all.

19:52But you got worse.

19:54Look at you.

19:55I got what I was after.

19:57If Darius knew what you were doing for him.

19:59I know him.

20:01You done with the fighting, then?

20:04Well, if boss keeps his word,

20:06you got the medicine.

20:12So we're both done, then?

20:20That medicine won't last a week.

20:24And there's another supply train in two days.

20:27They'll be ready for you if you try again.

20:28I don't like that.

20:29How many pigs came here

20:33because I told them we'd be safe in the berg?

20:38The world's falling apart

20:39and I can't just sit at home and do nothing.

20:42I know.

20:45Good.

20:47Now, if you don't mind,

20:48I could do with a bath.

20:50You know?

20:53I was not going to say anything.

20:55Ah, fuck off.

20:56You need one more than me.

20:58Yeah, probably.

20:59No, honestly, you really do stink.

21:01Go on, get in there.

21:02Ladies first.

21:03These wings won't wash themselves.

21:58My friends.

22:08You came here today

22:10to witness justice being done.

22:15I stand before you

22:17not just as your chancellor,

22:19but as a grieving son.

22:28These are the puck

22:33who killed

22:34Axelum and Piety Brakesmith.

22:37My parents.

22:38My father was a great man.

23:00A generous and civilized man.

23:03Like so many of us,

23:06he welcomed

23:07Critch refugees

23:08into his city.

23:10Even into his home.

23:13He gave them food,

23:15work,

23:16and shelter.

23:18He believed

23:19in the fundamental decency

23:20of every living being.

23:22And his kindness

23:23was repaid

23:24with treachery

23:26and murder.

23:27Wait, Doc.

23:27These critch extremists

23:40took my mother and father

23:41from me.

23:43But they took

23:44something more

23:44from you.

23:46They took

23:47your chancellor,

23:48a great leader,

23:50and his wife,

23:54my mother,

23:55the gentle heart

23:57of our nation.

23:58How could I kill

23:59your mother?

23:59I was impressed.

24:00She was a loving wife

24:01and mother

24:01who never harmed anyone.

24:03This can't be true.

24:04She was murdered

24:05brutally.

24:06You're murdering yourself

24:08to your servants.

24:09The martyr only knows

24:10what was done

24:10with her body.

24:12I am unable

24:13even to lay her to rest.

24:17As a grieving son,

24:18as my father's son,

24:20my instinct

24:21is to try

24:22to understand,

24:24to answer

24:24savagery

24:25with mercy.

24:26Show mercy, please.

24:27But as chancellor,

24:29it is my duty

24:30to uphold the law,

24:32to protect

24:34our precious nation,

24:36to send a message

24:37to any critch

24:38considering sedition.

24:40You still get

24:40your jollies

24:41on the rule?

24:42We are a nation

24:43under attack

24:43from within

24:44and without.

24:45Hey!

24:46Tell them about it!

24:47Thank you,

24:48God!

24:50Yes!

24:52Kill them!

24:53Take them all!

25:06Let's go!

25:07Fuck you,

25:07man!

25:08Let's go!

25:09Let's go!

25:10Let's go!

25:11Fuck you, man!

25:12Let's go!

25:13Come on!

25:15Yes! Come on!

25:17Take him out of the door!

25:19Fuck him out of the box!

25:21They have done that with him!

25:23Come on!

25:25Come on!

25:35My father was forgiving

25:37and cost him his life.

25:41His son will not make the same mistake.

25:45Long live the Chancellor!

25:49Long live the Chancellor!

25:51Long live the Chancellor!

25:53Long live the Chancellor!

26:05Chancellor, a moment if I may.

26:07What now, Mr. Millworthy?

26:09were they strong words back there your father would have been um well i was just wondering

26:19if you'd had time to consider the conversation we had yesterday no i have not had time

26:25the pact ambassador arrives tomorrow critch terrorists are getting bolder by the day

26:31a gang of them just robbed a cargo train i slept properly in weeks now i'm ordering heads

26:37sliced off in a slim hope of sending a message i'm in no mood for another lecture no no no lecture

26:43i just want to let you know that arrangements have been made enough i'm not making any sort of

26:48official visit to the row well with respect the guards have been working without respite for

26:54several weeks so just a short visit from their chancellor it would boost morale

27:00obviously mr milworthy i'm not a clever fellow like you but if i were a clever fellow i'd wonder if

27:22this was all a ruse of yours to get me to the row so i could see the conditions there for myself

27:27and perhaps even be moved to change my mind no no that would be absurd and there's absolutely no

27:35intention of um no no good if there's a problem with morale give the men a double brandy ration

27:46so

27:56oh

27:56i can't

28:00i can't

28:05oh

28:05i can't

28:07there

28:07portomaly

28:10oh

28:11How are you going?

28:14Yeah, good. Good.

28:16Still got a little pole stashed away, so, you know, I'll manage.

28:21It seems you've found new work.

28:23Just don't throw away from the old one, are they?

28:25Teaching the little ones to read.

28:26It doesn't pay as much as the old work, but what can you do?

28:30With all the calls the other side of the wall?

28:32Hmm. I wonder if they're missing us.

28:35Wankers.

28:37Wankers is the right word.

28:39Excuse me. Sorry.

28:40What is this all about?

29:11It's a present.

29:12A gift from the Chancellor to the fine people of the row.

29:16That's disgusting!

29:17You can't come in!

29:20You can't, is it?

29:21Don't you can't, Wankerich.

29:23Officer, our children have no business seeing this.

29:32Look, Mrs., if you've got any complaints, if any of you have got any complaints, you can go and talk to him about it.

29:46Longerbane.

29:47We are still being ordered about by a chit of a government.

29:53I won't stand for that.

29:55Longer Bay. We are still being ordered about by a chitter of a girl, Marla. I won't stand with it.

30:08It's been three months since Longer Bay went for the Marte.

30:11She'll be out of mourning soon, just in time for a leadership election.

30:15You'll see.

30:15Damn right. Planning to throw your hat in the ring?

30:18If young Breakspear's policies don't ruin us all the first.

30:22Someone's got to stop him.

30:25Steady hand at the tiller.

30:26When all's said and done, politics is a man's job.

30:30The mewling brat will probably be glad to go back to playing with her dollies.

30:48Chancellor, I must insist we discuss the new tariffs.

30:51Our ports cannot sustain this additional taxation.

30:56Gentlemen, may I have a moment with the Leader of the Opposition?

30:59I'm sure you don't need a chaperone, sir.

31:01She looks ready to hit you with her handbag.

31:03Thank you, Weintraut. I'm sure I'll manage.

31:05You handled yourself brilliantly.

31:22And dishonestly.

31:24Those puck didn't kill my parents.

31:25Well, they certainly intended to.

31:28It was grubby, Sophie.

31:30I felt like a swine.

31:32It was a show of strength.

31:34A decisive one.

31:36And well-timed.

31:38The Pact Ambassador will be here tomorrow.

31:41And there are already whispers amongst both our parties.

31:46Whispers?

31:47Neither of us is safe, Jonah.

31:49You know that.

31:50We inherited our seats, not our power.

31:54Once the mourning period is past, my party will challenge my leadership.

31:59And so will yours.

32:01Perhaps they ought to.

32:03I've never asked for any of this.

32:07Do you believe you can yet become a greater man than your father?

32:12I do.

32:12I should never have told you about that damn prophecy.

32:16Besides, I'm not his real son.

32:18Am I?

32:20Absalom Breakspear was your father.

32:22In every way that matters.

32:23You sound just like my mother!

32:32There is greatness in you, Jonah.

32:35I see it.

32:38And so will the rest of them.

32:41When you're ready.

32:42Keep moving.

33:02Ah.

33:03Beg your pardon, sir.

33:05Chancellor's man, let him pass.

33:08Oh, thank you.

33:33Hello.

33:34Mr. Eredin.

33:46Pleasure to see you again.

33:48Philo!

33:49He's not coming.

33:50I don't know.

33:52Oh, no!

33:53I know.

33:55I know.

33:56I know.

33:58I'm sorry.

33:59He doesn't feel right now.

34:00Philo!

34:01He's not coming.

34:02No!

34:12Philo.

34:16He's not coming.

34:18I tried. If he could see for himself the damage his policies are doing...

34:23You'd have a sudden change of heart.

34:26It's a bit late for that.

34:28Your half-brother is still capable of doing good.

34:31I didn't know any better. I'd say you actually like the cunt.

34:34Men can change, Philo, and I still hold out hope for him.

34:38No. We have to do something.

34:41Right. Well, what have you got in mind?

34:44He's only in the job because he's Breakspeer's Elvis son, right?

34:47Except he's not, is he?

34:50I am.

34:58You're not telling me you're gonna make this public?

35:02You're insane, Philo. No one would believe you.

35:05And besides, they'd never elect a half-picked bastard as chancellor.

35:08Of course.

35:09But the scandal...

35:11That whole story happened.

35:13Whoever comes next cannot be worse.

35:14Well, I wouldn't put a bet on that.

35:17Outing yourself, Philo, is suicidally foolish.

35:20It's deranged it.

35:28All right.

35:30Have you decided how you're gonna do this?

35:33I'm open to suggestions.

35:35Well, there is only one possible solution.

35:37And that is to make it public with the right audience.

35:43Oh.

35:45Marta.

35:48There's a state banquet in honor of the pact ambassador.

35:51When?

35:52Tomorrow.

35:55You'll help.

35:57I don't want you getting in trouble on my account.

36:00I'm already in trouble.

36:02At least this way I get to choose what kind of trouble I'm in.

36:06Tomorrow, then.

36:30All you gotta do is touch the door.

36:33What are you so afraid of?

36:35I am afraid.

36:37Then do it.

36:38No.

36:40Do it.

36:41Do it.

37:03Do it.

37:04Do it.

37:10What do you see?

37:12Do it.

37:13Come.

37:14Then do it.

37:16Do it.

37:17Do it.

37:20Do it.

37:21Do it.

37:23Do it.

37:25Do it.

37:27Do it.

37:28Do it.

37:29I don't know.

37:59I'm going home to my wife.

38:07I am your wife, you dark sort.

38:29Where have you been then?

38:45Busy.

38:46What's it to you?

38:46Well, Dahlia's away.

38:49And the others want to honor you.

38:51But Dahlia's.

38:53Fuck off.

38:55The train made us heroes.

38:58And it was your idea.

38:59You deserve it.

39:02No, Dahlia would never allow it.

39:06Well, like I said, she's not here.

39:09And when it's done, she can't take it back.

39:12So, you want our respect or not?

39:35More.

39:43More.

39:45More.

39:46More.

39:47More.

39:48More.

39:49More.

39:50More.

39:51More.

39:52More.

39:53More.

39:54More.

39:55More.

39:56More.

39:57More.

39:58More, mech, me te.

40:08More, mech, me te.

40:14Go behind my back again, and I'll clip your wings, you little cunt.

40:19Try me.

40:28Stay still.

40:38It hurts.

40:39Yeah, well, that's what you get for joining the Black Raven.

40:42Nobody forced you.

40:43You made the introduction.

40:45Yes, because you asked.

40:48It's a funny way to show respect, isn't it?

40:50Ritual torture.

40:51Still.

40:52If that's our idea of a good time, I'm not judging them.

40:56Yes, you are.

41:00Yeah, all right.

41:01Maybe a little bit.

41:04So what's your idea of a good time these days?

41:06Hmm?

41:07I mean, I just feel like I haven't seen you in ages.

41:16Do you ever get that sort of sick feeling

41:21that something really, really awful is going to happen?

41:23Hmm.

41:27Yeah, like what Fido's going to do to me when he sees this.

41:31Yeah, precisely.

41:34Sorry.

41:35I didn't mean to be an ass-rag.

41:38Come on.

41:39What's the story?

41:41Oh, you know, just standard doom gloom and inner torment.

41:45You're done.

41:46Are you all right?

41:51Me?

41:53Right as rain?

41:54Hmm.

41:57In case you forgot, I can read you like a book.

42:01Tell me what's wrong or I'm going to worry.

42:04I'm not the one robbing trains,

42:06so maybe you should focus up worrying on yourself.

42:10Hmm.

42:11Another round?

42:19It's a bit late for me.

42:20Some other time, maybe.

42:24Bye.

42:26Bye.

42:27Bye.

42:52Oh, my God.

42:53Oh, my God.

43:19Oh, my God.

43:20Oh, my God.

43:21Oh, my God.

43:22Oh, my God.

43:23Oh, my God.

43:24Oh, my God.

43:25Oh, my God.

43:26Oh, my God.

43:27Oh, my God.

43:28Oh, my God.

43:29Oh, my God.

43:30Oh, my God.

43:31Oh, my God.

43:32Oh, my God.

43:33Oh, my God.

43:34Oh, my God.

43:35Oh, my God.

43:36Oh, my God.

43:37Oh, my God.

43:38Oh, my God.

43:39Oh, my God.

43:40Oh, my God.

43:41Oh, my God.

43:42Oh, my God.

43:43Oh, my God.

43:44Oh, my God.

43:45Oh, my God.

43:46Oh, my God.

43:47Oh, my God.

43:48Oh, my God.

43:49Oh, my God.

43:50Oh, my God.

43:50Oh yeah...

43:58I like that.

44:01Go...

44:02No.

44:03Thea.

44:04La.

44:05Inspire.

44:06Mut.

44:07Thea.

44:08Thea.

44:09Thea.

44:10Thea.

44:11Thea.

44:13Oh, my God.

44:43What's the matter with you?

45:06Sorry?

45:07My cat!

45:10Why would you do that?

45:13Why would you do that?

45:15I...

45:17I didn't know that...

45:28What the fuck?

45:29Rykov Philostrate.

45:30Yes?

45:31You're coming with us.

45:32And what's the charge?

45:34Being a fucking creature.

45:43What's up?

45:45Yeah?

45:46What's up?

45:47Yeah.

45:48What's that?

45:53No.

45:54Mm.

45:59Tick tock.

46:01Thank you, lads. You can go.

46:19It's nice to see you again, inspector.

46:25Sorry about the rough and tumble.

46:28No.

46:29No, you know me, Barry.

46:31Another surprise.

46:33No fucking way. Have you lost your damn mind?

46:37If you'll excuse us.

46:40You filthy critch lover.

46:43Always a pleasure to see you, lads.

46:46So what's this all about, then?

46:48We're in a bit of a spot. Thought maybe you could help.

46:50What?

46:51Oh, that's a new one. Barbed wire. Fly wire.

47:07No. Something that got cover in the row.

47:10Victim was Lieutenant Anders of the Fifth Engineers.

47:13Heard of him.

47:15Should I have?

47:16He was stationed on a supply train that got robbed last night.

47:22Is that so?

47:23Whoever it was must have remembered his face and come back to finish the job.

47:27Only one type of critch I know that could fly him up there.

47:31You think a pix did this?

47:33Black Raven, to be specific.

47:36Who else?

47:37They're rubbing our faces in it.

47:40Laughing at us.

47:42Could be. Could well be.

47:45But what for?

47:46You're the proper inspector.

47:48You tell me.

47:49What's your game, then?

47:52Bringing me in here.

47:53No game.

47:54They kicked you out because of what you are.

47:58But to my mind, what you are is a brilliant inspector.

48:02Best I've ever worked with.

48:03That's all that matters.

48:05To me.

48:06If I turn snitch,

48:08how long do you think I'd last in a row?

48:10I heard you can hold your own.

48:12You used to wear that uniform.

48:14Sorry, Barry.

48:16There's a wife.

48:17And two kids.

48:18I can't help you.

48:19If we don't find out who did this,

48:21the army will start cracking heads on the rope.

48:23And there's nothing I can do to stop them.

48:24Since when did you care about the fame?

48:27Since someone I care about became one.

48:32You have got to be fucking joking.

48:37What is he doing here?

48:40He's the only eyes in his.

48:41We got their side of the wall.

48:43We?

48:44He's fucking critch.

48:45He isn't one of us.

48:46He never fucking was.

48:48Letting them out of his pen.

48:50You've lost it.

48:52You want to watch yourself.

48:54Nah, don't me.

48:58Still a credit to the uniform, I see.

49:00He can help us catch whoever did this.

49:14Oi, get over here.

49:16Get over here!

49:19Take this critch back, Reeboks.

49:22Come on, let's go.

49:23All is quiet.

49:38All is well.

49:41Fear not the dark of night.

49:46Thou dost not slumber all alone.

49:52I am here till morning light.

50:01Ezra?

50:02An unrequited love, Toska, much sharper than a night.

50:13Our own heart's blood will flow into the next enchanted light.

50:21Oh, yes.

50:49is everything all right dear sister sorry did i i kicked you

50:57no be well yes i'm fine

51:19should i wear the pink or the green dress today my love miss imogen please

51:44okay don't be such a passport you've seen my under things before well i know i have but the crew

51:50hasn't what happens if our steward walks in you prefer me in pink or green i prefer you

52:03in something new your wardrobe is getting a little threadbare my dear i don't mind

52:10when we get to shore i'll have them make you a whole new wardrobe

52:14we'll engage the finest seamstress whatever you desire i don't want to be spoiled well i want to

52:20spoil you it isn't the dress that matters it's who takes it off me

52:29one of these days miss imogen

52:33we must make port we've stopped in four ports so far and never set foot on land well we don't need

52:38to they bring us everything we need out to us in boots except our dignity

52:51imogen

52:52do you yes because here's what i see you are a fine lady and i am a rich man we have every right to

53:11build a home together a real home where i can shower you with fripperies we could live anywhere

53:16anywhere you want you name it we'll set sail it'll work out splendidly

53:21splendid when we're alone perhaps care so much about what strangers think no no i don't but i just

53:27what we have here is simple and i like it you have no mates i don't mind my own clothes are stained

53:35i don't mind there are weevils in the bread

53:41but we're free here agraeus

53:47all my life i've been living in a kind of

53:51maze

53:51surrounded by walls i couldn't see

53:58till one day i just stepped right through them

54:06can't we stay at sea a little longer

54:12a little longer

54:16for as long as you like

54:19forever if that's what you want

54:21for as long as you like

54:36shall we have breakfast

54:39yes

54:43weevils be damned

54:51weevils be damned

55:04what's happening

55:04oh

55:06Oh, no, Susie, we're coming off.

55:11Oh, no.

55:13Why the martyr?

55:15The markings are queer.

55:17Well, she's a Pactish dreadnought, or I'm a trope.

55:20Pactish airship.

55:22How piss far.

55:23Bye, Mr. Stroud.

55:26They're signaling us to follow.

55:28Can we outrun them?

55:29She can make double our speed.

55:31It's all right!

55:34One more shot!

55:37We can take cover!

55:38So I change force and follow us up.

56:04See ya!

56:05See you soon!

56:10All right.

56:12See ya!

56:14Through you?

56:18Yeah!

56:20See ya!

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