Treasure Island (L'Île au trésor)

No, it's not true. Morevover, it's impossible, ridiculous and stupid.

Tell your friend that Mr Stevenson knows nothing about navigational practices.

This book is riddled with errors and inaccuracies.

You really want to know where the island is according to the book?

Not far from Scotland. - Scotland?

According to the info I could gather it's impossible to put a map up.

What did he say? - He says there's more than one treasure.

Really? Where?

Let's search this treasure first.

I find your theory fascinating but I simply don't believe it. That's all.

I must confess that I don't like this trip at all.

First, I hate to have a crew I don't know thrust upon me.

Second, I don't like to have a boat thrust upon me either.

Third, I don't like this boat at all. Fourth, I don't like the fact

that cabins are all locked up and I don't have the keys to them.

Fifth, I find it inexplicable that most of the crew doesn't speak French.

Sixth, I find it unacceptable

that most sailors have seasickness before we set sail.

Seventh, I would like an explanation why

an additional 30 tons of material were loaded at the last minute.

Eight, I hate badly made packaging.

And yours are sloppy. Some crates fell, by the way.

Please, let me finish!

Ninth,

why all these weapons?

Yes, I told "weapons".

With a bazooka?

You see nothing but I can see everything.

Think over it. As for me, I made a decision: I'm resigning.

I want my pay tripled or I stop right here right now.

So, agreed?

Well, sirs, I'm delighted.

From now on, I want 50% more golden coins for my actions during the day

et 100% more during the night. OK?

I'm waiting here for an answer.

Captain, we want a word with you. - A French, at last. Where're you from?

We'll wait for you outside. We want a word with you.

I hate Parisians (a notorious impatient tribe)!

And I hate captains!

I have to strike a deal with them.

Be ready for tonight.

So I heard you're staging a mutiny.

I suppose it's not why you made me come.

Oh, I see. Everyone's in the know.

And what did the newspapers say?

You know, I heard a lot of things from the other side too.

So I think we can speak frankly.

Like you I think that these gentlemen are not very clear.

They hide things from me.

I learned only yesterday that the island is not the one originally specified.

Let's not even mention the money problem. They owe me two months' pay.

The only thing I ask from you

is to act within the law.

Tomorrow at lunch I will speak to them

but I won't prevent you from letting your men in

and place them in strategic places.

No, I'm not crying because of the onions.

These three guys outside are our only support on this ship.