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... becomes a worldwide demand.
That encourages humans to try harder...
... to the deep sea and unknown.
We don't know the depth...
... as well as the many creatures that live there.
Monsters, are they real?
Or is the story just to make us respect the dark secrets of the sea?
PULAU NANTUCKET, MASSACHUSETTS FEBRUARY 1850
That question bothers and makes me interested...
... and that is my second reason want to hold a meeting.
Conversation with you, sir.
I'm sure it will help the novel I want to write...
... titled Moby Dick.
I hope you want reconsider my offer.
Unknown, imagination I want to explore.
And, my question is still:
How do I know which cannot be known?
Yours sincerely, Herman Melville.
We are closed!
Do not accept guests after eight o'clock.
You came too.
Someone wants to meet, honey.
Tom Nickerson?
Herman Melville.
We accept your letter.
You are desperate or stupid, come all the way to Nantucket.
My offer is still valid.
Rent three months for one night conversation.
This is all I have in this world.
But I would rather consider it as an investment.
I want you to tell what happened...
... on Essex ships.
What do you think happened?
There is rumor, that Essex--
What do you want? What story do you want to hear?
Whale story.
The Essex ship sank, was according to the investigation.
I believe that the investigation is not correct.
Exit.
You are the only Essex crew who are still alive, sir.
If you don't want to talk, who else?
You don't hear me, leave now.
Don't go first, please, wait. / He doesn't want to talk, and...
... I didn't come this far to be humiliated and waste my time.
Please, Mr. Melville.
He doesn't want to talk about Essex to me, to anyone, never.
I don't know anything about him.
His soul is tormented, needs recognition.
Please, let me tell him first.
Honey.
I'm sure it will be good for you talk to that person.
No!
Listen carefully!
Who takes care of this place while you drink to death?
You have to talk to this person, as much as needed...
... so that our money is enough.
You know our situation, Tom.
Only as much as needed.
I'll take whiskey.
I forgot to mention in my letter, I was once a whale hunter.
On a trip. I mean, just help.
So, you've seen everything.
My wife reads your books.
He enjoyed it. / Nice to hear it.
The sale of the book sold, but I think this story...
... can surpass success my first novel that sells.
Your cruise fairy again.
You've read Hawthorne, Mr. Melville?
He is a writer, great writer.
Right.
But he's not here, and I'm...
... has its own reasons.
I'll tell you about Essex, I'm sure you'll be disappointed...
... but every word I say is reality.
The Essex story is the story of two people...
... Captain George Pollard...
... and First Class, Owen Chase.
Owen, don't be late.
I immediately go there, don't let our daughter sleep under a leaking roof, right?
What makes you sure Our child will be a girl?
Must be sure, so he can remind me reason to love you, and hard your head.
If it becomes a girl, she will be your version, not me.
Blonde and want to conquer the world.
After today it looks like you will be in a captain's uniform.
Right, we finally moved to the house of a captain in Quaise.
I don't need a house in the city with a stiff neighbor.
There is a lot of space here for the three of us.
Sometimes kindness and your behavior cannot be arrested.
Achieve your captain's position.
How much do you offer?
There are a thousand gallons, two dollars per gallon!
I will take 40.
Seller, seller, here!
Benchmark, return with good results, 1,600 barrels.
A new record, 50 for oil in the London market.
Good morning, Mr. Chase.
Mr. Mason./ Please enter.
My account, Benjamin Fuller.
Good morning, sir. Please sit down.
Mr. Chase, know how satisfied we are...
... with your work for our for years.
Oh, thank you, sir.
And one of our ships, Essex...
... will just be prepared again with a large fee to go to the sea.
For the investment of this ship,...
... we want to make sure this ship is in the hands of the best people.
Then...
... we gladly offer you a position on the ship...
As First Class.
First Sailor?
Mr. Mason, you promised me I led the ship after my last trip if...
... I returned with 1,500 barrels, do you remember? You promised.
The promise must now be postponed.
Like everyone else, there is a time lag recently.
But I don't.
Nantucket is currently dominating the world market, it must remain so.
Now is not the time to experiment.
Essex ships will be led by by George Pollard,...
... descendants of families whale hunters.
His father also became our supporter.
Blood, Mr. Chase, you can lead the cruise you want...
... but blood will always win.
Yes, blood won't fill ships with oil, Mr. Mason.
For success to lead, the captain must be respected, what if he doesn't respect?
You have to make sure if they respect him.
Good afternoon, gentlemen.
I understand your disappointment.
Then...
I give 115 thousand.
That's the biggest payment I've ever given to the first officer.
And if you bring back 2,000 barrels of oil, I will fulfill my promise...... ... in the next time you will be the captain.
You've promised before, Mr. Mason.
So, this time I will accept in writing.
Captain Pollard, we just talked to Mr. Chase...
... who will feel honored to serve you.
I'm glad to hear that.
Now I care for beginner children.
Nantucket children who are born from special descendants.
I should have declined yesterday their offer.
Why? You now have written lead offer.
Yes, promises of liars are worthless, even in writing.
You know I still love you like this if you become captain?
And you don't need to leave for two years.
I won't go two years.
Whale hunters Bedford has just returned three weeks ago.
Two people are missing and the ship's hull is half empty.
They from Bedford and they didn't take me on the ship.
Fuck!
I will become captain of my own ship.
Whale hunters.
Sailing under their orders...
... that won't happen, Peggy.
That's your father's words, not you.
Why with his words?
He wants something for his family, for himself.
He's a dreamer, Owen. Yes, right.
Dreaming of the sea and never going to the sea with people like them.
At least he must see his child born.
That's all I know.
I'm sorry.
I married a whale hunter.
I will return as soon as possible, oath.
Please come back, promise me.
I have sworn to you, now you want me to promise too.
I promise.
Son, we talk for a while.
To be a captain, don't be friends, you're a boss.
Never forget that, don't let them forget it.
Thank you.
Your great-grandfather and relatives who created this industry.
Without us, without you, the world is in darkness.
Hopefully I bring honor Pollard's surname, sir.
So, what month was that?
End of the year, our last ship sailed.
Because of that my friend, Barzillai and I got a place.
Listen, when I was fourteen years old.
Nickerson, don't just shut up, move!
First time in the sea, I'm afraid, but more afraid to show it.
Barzillai's age is seventeen.
Orphans, raised on the dock, are not too mature.
What are you waiting for? Come on! Transport!
What badge do they use?
Pope badge, Thomas.
How to get it?
You have to throw spears to kill...
... the biggest animal ever breathe on earth.
Nickerson, take it to Mr. Bond.
Hurry up, damn it.
Later, I will get twelve.
Enter it into Grandira's chest.
Wow, wow, you're on board because of one thing.
Yes! There is at least one person on this ship who knows the ins and outs of Owen Chase.
No, because all other ships the crew is full./ Not really.
I'm a person who wants to be better, Are you asking the question?
Don't say Matthew Joy doesn't drink anymore.
I have sinned. Has Owen Chase reduced his emotions?
As peaceful as the Church.
I will believe after seeing it.
Remembering our captain, I will give you a peace of about 48 hours.
Good luck.
Pollard, George Pollard./ Owen Chase.
Chase, your father's name, right? / Yes, right.
If he is still going to sea now I will be at home.
Honestly, I'm surprised, usually the captain can choose his first sailor.
That's for experienced captains.
Of course, you understand the meaning...
... they want to put investment in the best hands.
Indeed.
They may want a little extra guarantee, that's all.
Watch me, admonish me if I make a mistake.
Remind each other, Captain.
Mr. Chase, pull the anchor.
Follow the wind direction. / Good.
Collard, use the helmet! / Yes!
Mr. Joy, keep the screen.
Mr. Cole, Mr. Chappel, keep the anchors!
Mr. Chappel, use the helmet!
Boyd! Why isn't the barrier open?
Open the screen, damn it!
Faster.
Captain! Watch out! / Behind your head, Captain!
What's up, Mr. Sheppard? / The traffic jams, sir.
The lane is stuck! / Chase, the boat isn't safe yet!
Be careful stepping!
The lane, Owen!
Stiffen!
Good work, Mr. Chase!
If we get to Cape Verdes 2 weeks later we will...
... the opportunity to reach the Pacific on time.
Corn, Mr. Chase?
No thanks, sir, I have never had the appetite.
Strange.
Your father planted corn on Cape Cod. / Right, that is the case.
As you can imagine, I suddenly get tired of eating it every day.
Corn, beans, huh? Before he was in prison.
You've heard this story, Mr. Joy?
Do you know that Mr. Chase is an orphan because his father is in prison?
We all have walking alone to the sea.
That is the reason for not asking too many questions.
Although it's not easy, but...
... Nantucket sailor family kindly adopt you.
It's been a long time since the first time I was called an inexperienced sailor...
... by Nantucket people who remind me I'm not part of their family.
Now, I excuse the captain, there is a whale ship that must be taken care of.
No, sir, I don't drink anymore. / Not a drop?
No, sir, as I said, sometimes it's better not to ask too many questions.
Painting beautiful girl, Mr. Joy.
Part of my work, carved from eastern whale bones.
Don't touch!
I always thought you were married.
Indeed, and this is a picture of my wife.
The nose is also like this.
Congratulations, comrades.
Today's cruise went well.
These are the names of whale hunters who come with me.
Mr. Chappel./ Sir.
Captain Harpooner.
Mr. Lawrence, you come with me./ Good, sir.
and Mr. Peterson, his deputy Harpooner.
Good, sir.
Six people in the lifeboat, the rules are explained tomorrow morning.
We haven't even ever been east of Halifax, sir.
What is your name? / Coffin, Henry Coffin.
He's a cousin to Captain, sir.
Mr. Coffin, do you think the whale knows it's east of Halifax?
I don't know all of you, or how did you get here,...
... some of you may be criminals, or are hiding or running away.
That's not a problem, I don't care, is only one important thing...
... only one thing, it is whale oil.
I intend to fill 2,000 barrels and go home as fast as possible.
Even when the weather is clear and there is no whale, Mr. Coffin,...
... we will practice lifeboats which are needed in whaling.
If someone who is unemployed will go home by swimming, understand?
Yes, sir. / Yes, sir.
Beginner children, to the deck!
Go there!
Yes, inexperienced sailors.
Thomas Nickerson, & apos; right? / Yes, sir.
Some people feel nauseous when they start sailing.
Drag me! / The best way to meet King Neptune, son.
Please, drag me.
Better now?
I'm sorry, sir.
Now you have written material for your mother.
My mother is buried on Smith Hill...
... and my father too, he...
... died in the sea before I was born.
Here, give me.
Your family's whale now, Son, for good or bad.
Frequent bad.
Clean the deck, kid!
You are far from home to hunt whales and sail.
Yes, Captain.
You're holding the rope wrong, Nickerson./ Yes, Captain.
We will stay here until afternoon if forced.
Yes, Captain.
Harpooners prepare a lifeboat.
Faster, Mr. Ray! / My fault.
You're a sailor, now! Yes!
Not bad, Mr. Ray, good!
Get used to, Friends, you have to work like a horse.
Mr. Chase./ Sir.
Open the screen.
Is that right, sir? We approach the Gulf Stream.
We recommend adjusting the weather first.
We are two days behind.
Need to speed up the time before we meet the east wind.
Open the screen.
Come on, open the screen.
Run the ship, Mr. Coffin, The captain wants to speed up!
Good, sir.
This ship may be old but still can speed up, friend!
Sir, there is a storm on the right route, we have to roll the screen immediately.
Not yet, Mr. Chase.
Sir, we are approaching storm more than 8 knots...
... and move faster.
Leave it alone, people have long been on land, they...
... need to warm up, let they know the work has begun.
If we don't roll the screen, the pole can be broken later.
Chase, we will survive.
Mr. Lawrence, take care of the wheel. / Good, sir.
We will lose half a day roads like this.
We have to be faster, if we can't...
... hold a gust like this, then God helps us all.
Must be prepared to face the weather, Mr. Bond, we approach the storm.
We have to avoid it. / We survive, Mr. Chase.
Mr. Lawrence, take care of your steering wheel. / Good, sir.
Scroll the screen, Mr. Chase.
We have to lower the screen!
Turn the ship, towards land!
No, it's already broken!
It's too late, it's too late!
We will crash!
Grip!
Beware!
Mr. Joy!
We have to cut the rope. / I understand, Owen!
We must balance right!
You want to see me, sir.
Tomorrow morning, you collect the crew.
Tell them that we will return to Nantucket for repairs.
Then apologize to them because they oppose the captain's command...
... which almost killed everyone on the ship today.
What?
I will accept your resignation after returning to the port.
Enough enough.
Opening the screen is your command, sir.
The decision is only a vote, people need an exam.
You send them to a storm? / That...
... just less fortunate.
No, that's bad shipping, usually just blame misfortune.
Brash you! Who do you know you're talking to?
My name is Captain George Pollard. Pollard!
And you, Mr. Chase, no matter how many whale badges you have on your collar,...
... you are just a farmer's child...
... who managed to lick into an officer.
Now, get out!
Returning to the port without a single barrel oil will be a mistake, sir.
No matter who is called Pollard or Chase, in this case.
The best thing for both of us is teamwork.
Fill this ship with oil, and go home this year...
... as fast as possible.
Believe me, I never want to step over you.
Of course, the captain who decides.
They are like new brides.
New brides tolerate each other, Mr. Melville,...
... but the new bride also can sink the ship.
You are married, Mr. Melville? / Already.
Being pregnant with the first child.
Does your good wife know that you carry all your treasures here tonight...
... and give it to strangers?
No sir./ Are you full of surprises, huh?
So, the Essex ship does not return to the port.
No./ The ship continues to go to sea.
Yes, right, not long after that, the expected whale hunter appeared...
Ho!
Pope!
Great whales!
White whales or sperm whales, Mr. Ramsdell? / Whale sperm!
Mr. Chase, get out the lifeboat.
Everything is ready! / Everyone is ready!
Lower it!
SOUTH ATLANTIC ARRIVAL 3 MONTHS IN THE SEA
Come on, play your back!
Child whale.
Whale boy? / Yes!
That is our hunt! That's our money!
Nickerson! Push!
Forty barrels? / Fifty!
You're a driver!
Pull his oars, comrades! Hurry up or he will run away!
Drag the paddle! With agility!
Take control of your paddle!
Mr. Ramsdell, prepare the rope. Good, sir.
Our first hurry.
Point him to a free place!
Drag!
You are riding on a sled Nantucket, comrades.
The most frightening creature who ever lived on this earth.
My hand!
You have to wet the rope, Nickerson.
The rope is 252 meters away, Mr. Chase.
144 meters more, sir.
He will pull us down!
Matthew, I need your rope! / Give the rope!
Peterson, give the rope! / Good, sir.
Give the rope, Mr. Peterson./ 108 meters away, sir.
36 meters more, Mr. Chase! / Tie it!
Throw!
Peterson, be prepared! / Good, sir.
How many meters of rope can I pull ?
No, no, wait!
Owen! / Not yet!
Don't touch the rope. / 90 meters again, sir.
Owen! Damn! / I told you not to touch!
54 meters away, Mr. Joy.
18 meters away, sir!
A tiring journey.
Put fat in oil.
The shark will eat your results.
Stay away, damn fish!
Can it? Can, Chase.
How? / Less.
It's finished.
Mr. Chase? / Yes.
Only this, sir, no more.
Treasure in there, Comrade, come on, keep dredging.
I'm too big in there. / So look for someone who can.
Nickerson, come here!
Hey! Come here!
Go up there.
Come on, Thomas.
The value inside is greater than any part.
Sir, I can't, sorry. I can not.
You go in there or I tell you to sleep in there.
You better bite this, kid.
It feels more unpleasant inside there.
Thank you.
Sorry. / This, Nickerson, take my pillow!
Go down.
Someone goes down there.
They've sent you to the pope's head? / Never.
That's where the property lies.
I will never forget the first game.
47 barrels, of course, but happiness is not long.
Everything is gone?
That's it. So, we continue the cruise.
Months in the sea.
Leaving the South Atlantic Ocean with a glimmer of hope...
... that things will change for the better.
But arriving in the Pacific Ocean doesn't make things better.
The appearance of a whale is too rare.
After almost a year at sea character from Captain...
... and our First Kelasi becomes harder.
Captain Pollard spends a lot of day and night in his cabin,
... reluctant to see the crew.
Our storage is almost empty.
Our efforts that have no results are just a reminder...
... that we will be longer home.
I can't speak that language. Can speak English?
They talk about whale oil.
The pastor tells us write a letter home.
Who does he think the letter will be?
Widows?
The ship owner is gone?
How much longer will you live like this, Captain?
Write a letter to Spain, and apologize for you and your captain.
Nothing can prevent events out there.
And who will believe, nothing. Of course our backers also don't believe.
For years your oil filled their pockets with gold.
Captain.
Excuse me, the locals say if your trip has been blocked, sir.
Captain George Pollard, Essex ship.
Captain Clemente Pelaez, ship Santa Maria.
Can I treat you to drink?
Same as usual, George. / Yes, Captain.
Poor, huh?
How far?
Far enough for that fools go.
How far?
4,800 Km along the Equator.
In the middle of the ocean.
Is there a whale there?
More than you can imagine.
Hundreds, there is always a whale as far as you can see.
That could have filled 3,000 barrels of in a day.
What do you mean, "can it be"?
Because there are monsters...
... whale.
The color is as white as marble,...
... 30 meters long,...
... send six of my crew members to the cemetery...
... and the rest of the survivors, are always shadowed by him.
Now, this white whale, is it harming and harming you too?
Thank you.
Do you believe that?
We sail now, follow the east wind,...
... this is the right time, fill our stomach, we can go home in six months.
How, Mr. Chase?
No need to withstand our difficult circumstances much longer.
Agree.
Amen.
Greed blinding Our first Captain and sailor.
Then, we sail the sea 4,800 Km along the Equator...
... but without a plan, start speculation.
That's where the whale is hiding.
Far from land as far as possible.
We hunt whales.
Centuries before, feared sailors sailed to the edge of the Earth...
... but we are crazy desperate there.
Trust keeps doubts.
Hope blinds superstition.
Captain, people talk.
That's normal.
They are not happy with your decision to sail so far.
Do you calm them down?
You remind them of our purpose fill this ship with whale oil...
... and where are the whales gathered, then is our destination?
Cousin, please, this is crazy.
You let yourself be influenced by that person.
You have to turn this ship over.
I suggest you go back to your place, convince people, lead them...
... and never misuse family privileges with me again.
Mr. Coffin.
What's wrong?
Listen... / Mr. Chase.
I see white water. / Where?
On the left side!
Do you hear that?
Down to the sea! / Go down to the sea!
He will arrive to Mexican soil.
Matting loudly! Mice!
Straight ahead, Peterson.
Don't let the whale chew paddles, friend.
Take care of the oars!
The whale? / Yes.
So, that's true. / Yes.
Very true.
Paddle as strong as possible!
Mr. Bond, back up 3.5 meters, lower the pulley!
Good, sir.
Mr. Lawrence, take us straight to the target.
Good, sir.
We will find it.
We are close to whose skin is black.
The whale's rat!
He belongs to us, friend.
What is that, Mr. Lawrence?
Mr. Chase.
Damn.
Calling Mr. Lawrence.
Calling Mr. Lawrence to pump water out!
Where is he?
Left bow!
Get the biggest spear we have.
He wants to fight.
I've never seen a whale ./ Mr. Lawrence, hold the wheel.
Mr. Ramsdell, tie the end of the rope to the front pole of the ship.
Good, sir.
As long as I live and breathe, he is mine.
Beware!
Captain.
The Essex ship is shaky.
Help me turn back.
Yes, so, dare yourself. / Hold on, Mr. Nickerson.
Mr. Chase.
Pope hits the ship, oil will burn the ship.
What?
We lose Easton and Sanborn.
The Pomp doesn't work, sir.
Get ready to leave the ship. / We can't go home by rowing!
We lower the screen and repair it to use in the lifeboat.
Good, sir.
Bring as much food and water as you can.
We will need water which you can find.
We remain united as much as we can.
Mr. Chappel, the supplies!
Bring as much food as you can .
Relay!
Can it? / Food and supplies!
Take the candle there! / Lower it!
Bring the food cupboard.
Drag!
Come on, Nickerson!
Slowly!
Hold my hand! I hold you! / Lift him up!
Keep away from oil.
Nickerson! Where is Mr. Chase? / He was here, sir.
Mr. Chase!
Where is the First Flat?
Mr. Chase!
That's it! There he is!
There! That is Mr. Chase!
Mr. Chase!
We hold it.
Still want to catch fish?
Obviously yes, Mr. Joy.
Back off, or he will drown us.
5,000 KM MARINE FROM BARAT SOUTH AMERICA
Captain, how about with our supplies?
Two ounces of pastries a day per person...
... and half a cup of water.
We can't live with that.
That's it!
Yes, that's true of him.
Don't trick me, Mr. Chase.
Mr. Coffin. Why?
You led us here, you know you led us here.
Hey! Put it. / Put the gun!
Say you're scared!
Mr. Coffin, put the gun!
You know what happened when food and water run out!
Do the command Captain, Coffin!
I just want to see...
... inexperienced sailors afraid. / Coffin, put it down!
This is the command! / Do the Captain command! Now!
Say! / Henry.
Say! Say it!
Henry! Put the gun down.
Henry, put it down.
Then, blow east wind...
... back in the direction we came...
... only with help sun and compass.
All directions look the same.
Hope we meet West Wind to Easter Island,...
... travel 7,500 Km.
For 12 days we float to the south.
Six degrees of latitude.
Not approaching Easter Island 1 Km.
We get a curse.
We will get there if the wind changes.
We will meet the west wind.
Peg, Captain!
Mr. Joy, the rope jammed.
Mr. Joy! / Hold this, Mr. Joy!
Matthew!
Matthew, what happened? What happened?
Why are you here? / Let me see.
No. / Let me see.
I'm fine.
Calm down, I know, I know, let me see.
My head is hit.
Give him water! / I don't need water!
Quickly give him water.
No, I don't need water, I'm fine.
I hold you!
You will be fine.
Hey, you see what, I'm fine.
Captain Pollard, this is just a lie.
Just a lie, Do you hear me?
Owen./ Yes.
I'm fine.
Thank you. / I'm fine! There!
OK, huh?
Come on.
Why waste water for dead people?
They have known each other for a long time, sailed together since childhood.
Now, say...
... did you just stay silent watching your brother die?
This is a matter of the amount of inventory, Mr. Chappel.
Not enough for all of us.
Why waste water for dead people?
Why waste water...
Why waste water?
Why waste water for dead people?
Mr. Nickerson?
Why waste water for dead people? Are you okay, sir?
I can't. / What can't be done?
No, it's enough, is more than enough.
But, sir! We've been so far.
We are done. / We have agreed, sir.
Take your money and leave! You're a devil deal!
No sir, devil likes unspoken secrets...
... especially those entrenched in the human soul.
What is your secret?
I'm not a great writer.
I'm not like Hawthorne.
Since first hearing Odysseus,...
... this story haunts me.
Confiscate my mind.
I'm afraid if I don't write it.
I shouldn't write again.
What's more?
I'm afraid if my writing...
... won't be as good as should.
Continue the story, sir...
... for both of us.
54 HARI TERDAMPAR
Relay.
This.
We thank You, Lord, for our food...
... for light, health, with all goodness.
That.
Mainland!
Mainland, Owen! Mainland!
Mainland!
Paddle! There!
Paddle!
Hold it first!
Mr. Chase, what's up?
Mr. Chase, what's wrong, why did you stop?
He follows us./ What?
There is nothing there, Mr. Chase.
There is nothing there, Sir.
What do you want, sir?
Where is he?
Maybe this is Ducie Island.
Without a map, compass or quadrant there is no other way to confirm it.
Let the fire keep burning during the day and night,...
... I hope there are ships passing see our smoke.
This is what I want you see.
They have been here for a long time, no doubt.
They wait for the ship.
But there are no ships coming.
There are no ships to come.
If we stay here, we die.
How long do you think again birds will...
... come back here see their eggs eaten?
Now we know we are approaching our death.
Must be ready for that.
We get a curse away from home...
... or the opportunity to say goodbye, without the chance to reconcile...
... or an opportunity to complete the task.
However, at least they remain with us.
Captain?
What is the captain?
Essex ships are destroyed and is not your fault.
I'm the one to blame. / You're not the captain!
You were born to doing this job.
I'm just a derivative.
In your opinion, what should we do, George?
What violations make God so angry?
The only God creature that we hurt here is a whale.
Really?
Not because of our arrogance, our greed? See where we are now.
We are the noblest beings created by God.
We are the kings of the world...
... that surrounds the Earth given to us.
And use nature as we like.
You feel like an earthly king after all that we have gone through?
We are nothing, like spots and dust.
We sail towards the sun at dawn.
If we die, we die with God's grace.
We die as real men.
It's ready, Mr. Weeks? Already, sir.
Mr. Chappel.
Mr. Wright. / I can't, sir.
Me, Locks and Weeks...
... here.
Ready to go, Matthew?
I'll help you. / What's the point?
You hear me? / No, we will go home.
There is no point.
Just go.
Damn, Matthew.
It's okay.
I will send the boat to you when we return.
And we will play the card on Nantucket, huh?
Yes, that's the agreement. / Good.
Do I want to open it up?
No, I think I can myself.
God is with you, my brother.
You too.
Brother Peterson?
Do you want to come with us? / Mr. Peterson.
Join our lifeboat with Mr. Bond.
48 HARI TERDAMPAR
Where is he?
Pollard.
Mr. Lawrence, wake up.
Where do you go other lifeboats?
Pollard! Pollard! / Captain Pollard!
Pollard! / Captain!
Pollard!
Rest.
Benjamin, what do you want?
He has died.
Throw him into the sea, sir.
Look at me, see me Benjamin.
Seafarers don't throw away what might save.
Listen to me, kid, listen to me.
He can help us.
Oh my God...
... Your creatures are waiting everyday food.
Then, a decision has been made.
We prepare the body.
We remove the organs.
Separates the limbs from the body.
Cut out all meat from bones.
After that...
... we close the body.
Then we sew it...
... as good as possible...
... and throw it into the sea.
We eat the heart first.
You judge me evil?
No.
That's it.
Done.
The candle is almost gone.
You never say anyone?
No.
Even your wife?
Do you think he will love me...
... if he knows the abomination I have done?
Yes, he will love you.
And if you have told me this story since we met...
... I will still use your ring today.
The strength of the child...
... still in you.
I can feel it...
... even if you can't feel it.
You can finish your story now, dear.
Sit down.
Listen.
We still have a few _ of the remaining water drops.
Don't give up, we will go home.
You have a family...
... at home, Mr. Chase?
Yes, I have a wife.
Yes, and a son or maybe a daughter.
71 HARI TERDAMPAR 3,000 KM FROM BARAT SOUTH AMERICA
OK.
Captain, we will draw again.
We will not do that.
We will download again. / Mr. Ramsdell...
... you will lead this lifeboat.
You are our Captain, Your crew needs you.
The crew will be fine.
Please. Please.
Henry ./ Let's download again.
This is an order.
If you can't...
... give the gun to another.
We have been sluggish for weeks.
In the Pacific it's more like desert than sea.
Blazing sun.
I'm afraid.
What I think...
... everyone will die and I will be the last one alive.
I know Mr. Chase, our distance is still 2,000 Km from the mainland.
Mr. Chase.
Captain Pollard.
Very happy to see you.
Very little happiness in our survival.
We too, sir.
Barzillai?
Third lifeboat?
They are gone, they have been missing for a few days.
I guess they got lost, sir.
Mr. Chase, you're ready for this.
That's just a whale.
That! Throw the spear!
Throw!
Throw, stab the whale!
Throw!
Do it! Now! Throw the spear!
Why don't you throw it?
Stupid basis.
Flow separates us...
... and that was the last time we saw Captain Pollard lifeboat.
87 HARI TERDAMPAR
There is a lifeboat!
There is a lifeboat in the front bow!
God is Forgiving.
90 DAYS ARRIVED 18 FEBRUARY 1821
Mr. Chase.
Father...
... don't leave me, Father.
Hey, sir.
Mr. Chase. Sir. Look, sir.
Sir.
Look. There.
They come.
They come to us.
We were saved there, on M Afs Afuera Island, Chile,...
... ninety days after Essex sank.
They gave us leather clothes.
Initially difficult to eat, feels strange.
They take care of us as well as possible...
... then we found a ship that could take us home.
The cruise takes three months.
PORT OF NANTUCKET _ 11 JUNE 1821
Looks like the whole island turns to see us coming home.
But there are no cheers, just silence.
They look at us as if we are ghostly apparitions.
We do not tell the details survive on anyone.
But I wonder if they know our distress.
Maybe they just want to know.
I have already promised, & apos; right?
Oh my God.
Hi, sweet child! Who is this?
Phebe Ann.
Phebe Ann Chase.
This is your father.
Hi, sweet child.
This is your father.
Of course they can't just leave him alone.
Mr. Chase and his wife almost got home...
... but he stopped and returned to the Maritime Office.
There is a problem that is still incomplete.
So, for this problem...
... because of the huge loss of life and property on our cruise,...
... there seems to be an investigation.
As Captain and Kelasi First, we will be expected to explain the incident.
Yes, of course.
And, after discussing this with my ship owners and father,...
... it is clear that this disclosure will have consequences.
Very bad consequences for industry.
That whales make Essex ships sink.
But, that's the truth.
If insurance and investors start to worry about that...
... sea monsters can sink the ship,...
... the sailors draw to survive...
We are in the oil business, we are all.
And in business the possibility of success is definitely always greater than the risk.
So, what are your suggestions, George?
You have to assume that the ship sank.
That's a lie. / And the crew of the ship drowned.
Lie too.
Think about it, they will make you a captain.
Oh! That's a written promise.
Only with the condition of bringing home ships with oil.
That's the guarantee.
You will be rich.
Chase's name is no longer the name of the sailor is inexperienced, but it's a big name...
... as owned Nantucket family.
Do you want me to cover actual events for profit?
We ask you to be pragmatic.
The Essex ship is burning because of a white whale.
And the surviving crew members are struggling to row the lifeboats...
... must do abomination to survive.
When I go home, we are told to spread lies...
... so you, the owners of the Nantucket ship,...
... maybe your pocket is full and sleep well at night?
I don't want to ruin the truth.
You too, George.
That was the last time I saw it.
Mr. Chase.
I can't find the exact words I want.
Thomas.
Maybe there are no the right words.
I'm going to Falmouth, and...
... an honor...
... serve you, sir.
You're welcome, Mr. Nickerson.
Take it.
Good luck there, Thomas.
Thank you sir.
The next day George Pollard was called before an investigation.
Gentlemen, Captain George Pollard.
All important people Nantucket is there...
... an official meeting.
Good afternoon, Captain, please sit down.
Tell me what happened.
The Essex ship caught fire because of a white whale 12 hundred meters west of Ecuador.
As Owen Chase said.
He tells them actual events.
Feelings of guilt Captain Pollard is gone...
... but the investigation is false.
Start hunting whales again...
... but they never find the white whale.
He made his second ship wrecked in Hawaii...
... twice hit by a curse.
Never sailed again.
And Owen Chase?
He is a man who fulfills his promise.
First, he sends a boat back to Ducie Island.
Mr. Joy has died...
... but three other people are miraculously alive.
Then?
Then he brought his family to move to New Bedford...
... to start a new life...
... as a trader...
... sailing on their own accord.
Your money must be valuable, Mr. Melville.
This is February's longest night this year.
You two can rest now. / I want to go.
I won't rest first.
Why?
You have got the story, all the contents of the story are written there.
Maybe this isn't the story I was looking for.
No, then what?
Another thing that has been you gave tonight.
What is that?
Courage to go to a place where no one wants to go.
Mr. Melville,...
... what have you heard, what I have told...
... will it help your book?
This will be a work of fiction, Mr. Nickerson,...
... inspired by a true story,...
... but I'm sure I won't use everything.
Thank you. / This...
... save it.
No, this money is for you, I insist.
I insist you save it.
And I insist that one person in this conversation is drunk.
So, go back to Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
Good luck.
Thank you.
I heard there were men from Pennsylvania drilling the land recently...
... and find oil.
That's impossible.
I also heard it.
Oil from the soil.
Imagine.
Herman Melville completes his novel 1850.
One year later, Moby Dick is published.
N. Hawthorne's opinion on Moby Dick: "Great work worth buying. This novel will be popular in America."
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