Piggy's Day/Be a mutiny

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The rest of the crew is also fed up with the captain's volatile behaviour.
The rest of the crew is also fed up with the captain's volatile behaviour.
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Crew in unison: "MUTINY! MUTINY!"
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'''Crew in unison:''' "MUTINY! MUTINY!"
Keel-haul-Jack cowers in fear, knowning that this might not end well. Unbeknowst to them, The captain had been secretly listening to them.
Keel-haul-Jack cowers in fear, knowning that this might not end well. Unbeknowst to them, The captain had been secretly listening to them.
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Captain: "Those mutinizng, arrogant bastards! You'd think they'd know better as my fourth crew."
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'''Captain:''' "Those mutinizng, arrogant bastards! You'd think they'd know better as my fourth crew."
The following morning, the crew confronts the Captain.
The following morning, the crew confronts the Captain.
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First mate: "Captain, this is..."
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'''First mate:''' "Captain, this is..."
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The captain picls up the first mate on his hooked right hand, and dangles him from the neck of his shirt.
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The captain picks up the first mate on his hooked right hand, and dangles him from the neck of his shirt.
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Captain: "ATTEMPTING A MUTINY, ARE YOU!?"
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'''Captain:''' "ATTEMPTING A MUTINY, ARE YOU!?"
All members of the crew point to onenother and yell:
All members of the crew point to onenother and yell:
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Cerw: "It wasn't me, it was him!"
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'''Crew:''' "It wasn't me, it was him!"
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Captain: "I eavesdropped the lot of you, and got a hankering to keel-haul you all"
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'''Captain:''' "I eavesdropped the lot of you, and got a hankering to keel-haul you all"
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Keel-haul-Jack: "NOOOOOOOOO! I told you guys!"
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'''Keel-haul-Jack:''' "NOOOOOOOOO! I told you guys!"
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Captain: "Eh, actually, we can skip you, Jack. I heard that you were the only one against the mutiny, so instead, I'll promote you to first mate."
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'''Captain:''' "Eh, actually, we can skip you, Jack. I heard that you were the only one against the mutiny, so instead, I'll promote you to first mate."
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First mate: "Oh, bugger...."
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'''First mate:''' "Oh, bugger...."
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Captain: "From now no, you'll be referred to as Keel-haul-... Uhh.. what's your name again?"
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'''Captain:''' "From now on, you'll be referred to as Keel-haul-... Uhh.. what's your name again?"
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First mate: "Mike."
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'''First mate:''' "Mike."
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Captain: "KEEL-HAUL-MIKE. Right. Have him keel-hauled!"
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'''Captain:''' "KEEL-HAUL-MIKE. Right. Have him keel-hauled!"
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Keel-haul-Mike: "NO!"
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'''Keel-haul-Mike:''' "NO!"
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Observer: "There's no time for that now, captain. Swordhand-Morris' ship is on sight, and closing in fast!"
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'''Observer:''' "There's no time for that now, captain. Swordhand-Morris' ship is on sight, and closing in fast!"
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Captain: "All men to cannons!"
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'''Captain:''' "All men to cannons!"
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The crew rush off under the deck, newly-demoted Keel-haul-Mike slumpering behind. As the two ships close in on eachothers, the captain corrects the ships angle so that they can fire properly. The crew has 8 cannons at their disposal, however as each require two men to operate, so only 6 can be operated at the moment.
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The crew rush off under the deck, newly-demoted Keel-haul-Mike slumpering behind. As the two ships close in on eachothers, the captain corrects the ship's angle so that they can fire properly. The crew has 8 cannons at their disposal, however each require two men to operate, so only 6 can be operated at the moment. The captains of the two ships exchange words over the cannonfire.
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Captain Fat-Piggy: "You card-swindlin' slave to the East India Company! You should've replaced your left hand with an opium pipe instead of that pitiful sword!"
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'''Captain Fat-Piggy:''' "You card-swindlin' slave to the East India Company! You should've replaced your left hand with an opium pipe instead of that pitiful sword!"
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Captain Swordhand-Morris: "Yer so fat I heard you caused a famine last time you went to Ireland!"
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'''Captain Swordhand-Morris:''' "Yer so fat I heard you caused a famine last time you went to Ireland!"
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Captain Fat-Piggy: "I never been to Ireland, and with the amount of spies you've got lurking about, you should know that!"
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'''Captain Fat-Piggy:''' "I never been to Ireland, and with the amount of spies you've got lurking about, you should know that!"
Meanwhile, in the cannon levels:
Meanwhile, in the cannon levels:
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A crewmember: "Whoa-oh. I've run out of gunpowder."
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'''A crewmember:''' "Whoa-oh. I've run out of gunpowder."
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Another crewmember: "Well, there was one right next to you a moment ago..."
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'''Another crewmember:''' "Well, there was one right next to you a moment ago..."
The ships are now so close that the two captains have planks set up to continue the conversation face-to-face. It soon erupts into a sword fight. The arguments have escalated to the point that both participants are just calling eachothers' hats ugly. Then, the quarrel is interrupted.
The ships are now so close that the two captains have planks set up to continue the conversation face-to-face. It soon erupts into a sword fight. The arguments have escalated to the point that both participants are just calling eachothers' hats ugly. Then, the quarrel is interrupted.
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Keel-haul-Mike: "HOLD IT RIGHT THERE!"
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'''Keel-haul-Mike:''' "HOLD IT RIGHT THERE!"
Keel-haul-Mike has stolen a bag of black gunpowder from the armoury, and is holding a lit torch.
Keel-haul-Mike has stolen a bag of black gunpowder from the armoury, and is holding a lit torch.
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Captain Fat-Piggy: "Wha- Keel-haul-Mike, what is the meaning of this?"
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'''Captain Fat-Piggy:''' "Wha- Keel-haul-Mike, what is the meaning of this?"
Keel-haul-Mike: "I'm through with your constant volatile outbursts! Now it's my time to be prone to explosion."
Keel-haul-Mike: "I'm through with your constant volatile outbursts! Now it's my time to be prone to explosion."
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Captain Fat-Piggy: "Mike... put the torch down, we can still talk about this..."
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'''Captain Fat-Piggy:''' "Mike... put the torch down, we can still talk about this..."
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Keel-haul-Mike: "No! I'll blow the lot of you, and conquer your ships!"
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'''Keel-haul-Mike:''' "No! I'll blow the lot of you, and conquer your ships!"
You try and quickly think of a way to disarm Mike. You can either try jumping onto Morris's ship, or project your hook hand on his face.
You try and quickly think of a way to disarm Mike. You can either try jumping onto Morris's ship, or project your hook hand on his face.

Current revision as of 17:20, 27 March 2016

The rest of the crew is also fed up with the captain's volatile behaviour.

Crew in unison: "MUTINY! MUTINY!"

Keel-haul-Jack cowers in fear, knowning that this might not end well. Unbeknowst to them, The captain had been secretly listening to them.

Captain: "Those mutinizng, arrogant bastards! You'd think they'd know better as my fourth crew."

The following morning, the crew confronts the Captain.

First mate: "Captain, this is..."

The captain picks up the first mate on his hooked right hand, and dangles him from the neck of his shirt.

Captain: "ATTEMPTING A MUTINY, ARE YOU!?"

All members of the crew point to onenother and yell:

Crew: "It wasn't me, it was him!"

Captain: "I eavesdropped the lot of you, and got a hankering to keel-haul you all"

Keel-haul-Jack: "NOOOOOOOOO! I told you guys!"

Captain: "Eh, actually, we can skip you, Jack. I heard that you were the only one against the mutiny, so instead, I'll promote you to first mate."

First mate: "Oh, bugger...."

Captain: "From now on, you'll be referred to as Keel-haul-... Uhh.. what's your name again?"

First mate: "Mike."

Captain: "KEEL-HAUL-MIKE. Right. Have him keel-hauled!"

Keel-haul-Mike: "NO!"

Observer: "There's no time for that now, captain. Swordhand-Morris' ship is on sight, and closing in fast!"

Captain: "All men to cannons!"

The crew rush off under the deck, newly-demoted Keel-haul-Mike slumpering behind. As the two ships close in on eachothers, the captain corrects the ship's angle so that they can fire properly. The crew has 8 cannons at their disposal, however each require two men to operate, so only 6 can be operated at the moment. The captains of the two ships exchange words over the cannonfire.

Captain Fat-Piggy: "You card-swindlin' slave to the East India Company! You should've replaced your left hand with an opium pipe instead of that pitiful sword!"

Captain Swordhand-Morris: "Yer so fat I heard you caused a famine last time you went to Ireland!"

Captain Fat-Piggy: "I never been to Ireland, and with the amount of spies you've got lurking about, you should know that!"

Meanwhile, in the cannon levels:

A crewmember: "Whoa-oh. I've run out of gunpowder."

Another crewmember: "Well, there was one right next to you a moment ago..."

The ships are now so close that the two captains have planks set up to continue the conversation face-to-face. It soon erupts into a sword fight. The arguments have escalated to the point that both participants are just calling eachothers' hats ugly. Then, the quarrel is interrupted.

Keel-haul-Mike: "HOLD IT RIGHT THERE!"

Keel-haul-Mike has stolen a bag of black gunpowder from the armoury, and is holding a lit torch.

Captain Fat-Piggy: "Wha- Keel-haul-Mike, what is the meaning of this?"

Keel-haul-Mike: "I'm through with your constant volatile outbursts! Now it's my time to be prone to explosion."

Captain Fat-Piggy: "Mike... put the torch down, we can still talk about this..."

Keel-haul-Mike: "No! I'll blow the lot of you, and conquer your ships!"

You try and quickly think of a way to disarm Mike. You can either try jumping onto Morris's ship, or project your hook hand on his face.

Do you:

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