Washington Black Season 1 Episode 5

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00:01Previously on Washington Black.

00:03Fancy Malt has a contact for us to sell the molasses.

00:06I'm a 22-year member of the RSL.

00:08Like your father, Titch.

00:09My father is deceased.

00:11These are from your father.

00:13Posted within the last few months.

00:15His last letter was from the Arctic.

00:17We should go find him.

00:19Nat.

00:20But you and I are different.

00:22Folk like you and I, Washington,

00:24we know that when our eyes close,

00:26they will open again and see a better place.

00:29You sound like her.

00:30Kids.

00:31My friend.

00:32See?

00:33Not so different after all.

00:35Slave catchers.

00:36They're looking for a black boy and his British companion.

00:38Jack Crawford.

00:39A threat to be contained.

00:42We can help each other.

00:43I reject you.

00:45It's important to know who you're marrying.

00:47To live in a skin other than one's own.

00:49I think that given the correct amount of time,

00:51you may be able to appreciate me in the way that I now appreciate you.

00:54I don't understand.

00:55I'm more complex than meets the eye.

00:59Hey,all the way.

01:00Look at you.

01:01Gonna be a proper tough.

01:02A bloke like this,

01:03probably never been hungry a day in his bloody life.

01:04Oi, look at you.

01:21Gonna be a proper toff.

01:23A bloke like this, probably never been hungry a day in his bloody life.

01:27Yeah.

01:28Who wants to be him?

01:31Get on with the rest of it then.

01:38Right.

01:40This Rothburn, he wants to prolong our business, but I cannot have my ship service a slave trader.

01:49Not anymore.

01:50You, you must get him to sign this termination agreement.

01:54And it's that simple, eh?

01:56Well, he could get a little rough, but nothing a man like you can't handle.

02:01Oh, we can handle it all right.

02:03Especially in that gap.

02:07What about the money?

02:10What's the rest?

02:11When you return with the signed agreement?

02:17And what's to say we don't cut your throat and take what's there?

02:24No, you're mine, mate.

02:29We're just having a go, that's all.

02:31You hired us to do a job, Mr. McGee, and we're gonna do a job.

02:34You have to be convincing.

02:36He has to really believe that you are me.

02:39I'll do what I need to, mate.

02:43Come on then.

02:45Well, he signed it.

02:59Eventually.

03:00Well done.

03:02I plan to leave immediately.

03:04I'm off to Halifax to meet my future bride, who will be my entree into royal society.

03:10And here's me, never having been past East London.

03:15Well, what's to stop you?

03:25You can keep the suit.

03:27You won't miss it.

03:29I have dozens.

03:32Dozens.

03:33Money's all here.

03:34Let's go.

03:37I'm grateful for you, gentlemen.

03:39Especially you.

03:43To play a role so far from your own part in all of it.

03:48Astonishing.

04:00Paddy.

04:01Yeah, mate.

04:05You ever felt like you were meant for more?

04:07I reckon.

04:18What have you done?

04:19The government didn't clear this.

04:21The guild will do for you, Gunn.

04:23Do for us both.

04:24Sorry, Paddy.

04:28Sorry, Paddy.

04:55William Magee.

04:59William Magee.

05:00William Magee.

05:02William Magee.

05:08William Magee.

05:12Mr. William Magee.

05:13Yes.

05:14One-way passage from London to Halifax.

05:21Welcome aboard.

05:46The silhouette is quite flattering.

05:48Yes.

05:51But I was hoping for something a little more modern.

05:55I'm fully aware of the modest shift in fashion brought on by Queen Victoria.

05:59But I like what I like.

06:01I hope that's fine with you.

06:02I hope that's fine with you.

06:03You should tell us, John.

06:04Seeing as how we got took by hunters on your watch.

06:16Hey, that's enough.

06:17That's enough.

06:18That's enough.

06:19That's enough.

06:20So what you was planning?

06:21To beat up on Sam?

06:22one of your own,

06:23one of your own lieutenant?

06:24One of your own colonel?

06:25One of your own lieutenant?

06:26You should toast John seeing as how he got took by hunters on your watch

06:32Hey, that's enough that's enough

06:47So what you was planning to beat up on Sam one of your own lieutenants

06:52It's worse than I thought you're drunk on foolishness. I can't win with you

07:02Badged or so yeah, and your chance to win

07:07If you're straight and you want to talk

07:13I'm listening

07:22Oh

07:37For you sir. Thank you

07:52Oh

07:55Mr. Goff you're being played for a fool Mickey is not the man you think you will find him at the fighting docks will it?

08:22I

08:52No gentleman would carry on like this. What sort of fraud are you?

09:05Come now, Mr. Gough. A gentleman minds his business.

09:09I'm sure Tanner would agree.

09:11Look at the way you're looking at me.

09:14Is that how you look at her?

09:16Is that why she feels like she has to hide her truth?

09:19Yes. Because I'm telling you, Mr. Gough, I am her destiny and you, nothing.

09:24You lied to me.

09:27I'm the liar. You lied about your daughter to everyone.

09:31I think we're both better off if sleeping dogs keep snoring.

09:36Eh, mate?

09:46Our contract is binding.

09:49It's one thing to harbor a runaway, but Washington's wanted for murder.

10:00Mr. Farrow, I can explain. This is Erasmus' doing.

10:04You didn't think to tell me this sooner.

10:07You've put us all in grave danger.

10:10I'll see you to the other boy.

10:11What should we do?

10:14They will not lay a hand on you.

10:18I will stand to defend you.

10:19No.

10:20You should go.

10:23Then we will.

10:25Harrison deserves to see the world, too.

10:27Don't worry. I'll get you out.

10:33Come on, boy. We're leaving.

10:36Go to the half seas of the tavern.

10:38It's a safe place.

10:40Ask for Captain Holloway.

10:43He sails north.

10:44He's part of our network.

10:45Put this on. It'll help you blend in.

10:47Go out the back door and stick to the alleyways.

10:49You know he's one of the first ones to want to do that.

10:56I know this one would have tried to do it.

10:59You would have tried to do that.

11:03Look, put on fancy mode.

11:06Where's the pirate?

11:12All right, I'll go on.

11:13Someone gone and dead?

11:23Us.

11:25If we don't find a Captain Holloway who's headed north,

11:28are you acquainted?

11:31Blue vest by the bar.

11:33A bit of a drunk, but he's a good man, that.

11:37Solitary.

11:38Sympathetic, too.

11:40He won't endanger the liquor pirate.

11:43Stay with her.

11:48Captain Holloway.

11:51Yeah.

11:51Wash.

11:54Sit.

12:00You staying above water?

12:06Remember, Barrington taught you to fight against the waves.

12:13Take this.

12:26So you always know where you stand.

12:35Negotiate.

12:38Know.

12:39It's a gift.

12:47So you'll help us?

12:49Aye.

12:50You and the boy follow me to my ship.

12:52It's at birth 21.

12:56It's time.

13:18Oh, a man of your description was seen leaving the half seas over tavern with a black boy and a white Englishman, fugitives travelling together.

13:35I don't know anything about that.

13:37Reckon we have a bit more of a word first. What say you, friend? You a captain?

13:44If not, my ship will pay the price.

13:47What a man we seek is also a captain. That can't be a coincidence.

13:51Kenneth, in a port city waist high on captains?

13:55Then show me your ship.

13:56No scraps today! Get out of here!

13:58Shhh! Come on!

14:00Shhh!

14:16Come on!

14:17Where's Holloway?

14:27I fear we cannot outrun them. There's nowhere to hide out here.

14:30We can jump.

14:31Boss, no. You can't swim.

14:33Don't be here any moment.

14:35Help us!

14:37Help us!

14:38Help us!

14:50Over here, boss!

14:51They're there!

14:52Jesus!

14:53Yes!

14:55Come on!

14:56But it's going to be hell!

14:57We can have a healer!

14:58You can have a healer!

14:59Leave us!

15:00Join us!

15:01Yes.

15:02You can have a healer!

15:03That's all.

15:04Let's go!

15:05It's all.

15:06Let's go!

15:07Let's go!

15:08Let's go!

15:09I think I see them! Over there! Come on!

15:39Watch his hand. Let's go. Come on now. You're almost there. I got you. I got you.

16:08Come on. There you go. Come on.

16:20Come on. You okay? Capitor.

16:36Come on.

16:38Come on.

16:40Come on.

16:42Come on.

16:44Come on.

16:46Come on.

16:48Come on.

16:50Come on.

16:52Come on.

16:54Come on.

16:56Come on.

16:58Come on.

17:00Come on.

17:02Come on.

17:04Come on.

17:08Come on.

17:10Come on.

17:12Come on.

17:13Come on.

17:14Come on.

17:15Come on.

17:16Come on.

17:17Come on.

17:18Come on.

17:20Come on.

17:21Come on.

17:22Come on.

17:23Come on.

17:24Come on.

17:25Come on.

17:26Come on.

17:27Come on.

17:28Come on.

17:29Come on.

17:30Come on.

17:31Come on.

17:32Excuse me. I'm looking for a Monsieur Le Pen.

17:41Good day, gentlemen.

17:44Captain Holloway sent us.

17:53He's surprised to see another blackface in the article.

17:57Paul. Right.

18:00Holloway said that you might guide us to the locale of a particular outpost.

18:06That of James Wilde, the Englishman?

18:13We are here. Right.

18:15James Wilde is here.

18:21How soon can we leave?

18:23I cannot take you, Monsieur. There is a storm coming in this time of year.

18:27The storms, they come too strong, too fast, and you do not want to turn death, oui?

18:33Well, if not your guide services, perhaps I might purchase the map.

18:39It is as they say, your funeral, Monsieur.

18:43We'll see about that. Come.

18:45Come.

18:49Judging from the topography, there are no serious inclines along the way.

18:53It does look quite doable.

18:55Those men do not think so.

18:56Have a map. We'll soon have all the supplies we need.

19:00Think how far we've come for yet another adventure, Wash.

19:02What's to stop us now?

19:05Shall we sally forth?

19:15Friends, come.

19:17What?

19:19All right.

19:20THE END

19:50It's magnificent, isn't it?

20:03This way.

20:06I'm quite sure my father's camp is just on the other side of that mountain.

20:20I'm quite sure my father's camp is just on the other side of that mountain.

20:50I'm quite sure my father's camp is just on the other side of that mountain.

20:55Let's make you home.

21:17It just needs a bit of heartbreak and hosannas.

21:21A bit of magic.

21:25A bit of magic.

21:55A bit of magic.

22:25A bit of magic.

22:55A bit of magic.

22:56A bit of magic.

22:57A bit of magic.

22:58A bit of magic.

23:30Well, one would call that running before walking.

23:32Well, then I shall be the fastest walker you ever made your eyes upon.

23:37Well, I'd want your assurances.

23:40I'd want your assurances.

23:41You'd honor your word.

23:43You'd pay our mortgage.

23:45A mortgage.

23:46Certainly.

23:47I'd want your assurances.

23:48Pardon?

23:49I'd want your assurances.

23:50I'd want your assurances.

23:52I'd want your assurances.

23:53I'd want your assurances.

23:54Do you have a problem.

23:55I'd want your assurances.

23:56I'd want your assurances.

23:57I'd want your assurances.

23:58I'd want your assurances.

23:59As my father said, this would be a business transaction.

24:06Rest assured, you and your father would be taken care of financially.

24:10And in the meantime, I will do whatever I can to make sure that you are happy.

24:15And if you're ever not, I can only presume that you will let me know each and every time.

24:20Which I will welcome with open arms.

24:24Now, shall we?

24:26Where are you taking me?

24:30Did you think the lovely ride was the extent of splendor?

24:40Your father was kind enough to inform me of your passion.

24:56I've never seen anything quite as beautiful.

25:11That is your wedding gift.

25:13The piano is lovely, but I cannot accept it.

25:21I'm sorry, it's just...

25:23You love another.

25:26I've come to understand the truth of certain things now.

25:29You have feelings for this Jack Crawford.

25:36Mr...

25:37But I believe in us.

25:39And I hope that given the correct amount of time, you might come to believe the same.

25:47And I can offer you something which he never could.

25:51A life free from terrible danger.

25:53Speak plainly, sir.

26:00I met a man.

26:03Yesterday.

26:04Formidable.

26:05A hunter, I presume, and he promised a dark fate for your friend.

26:10He even asked for my help in the matter.

26:12Who he was?

26:13But I rejected him.

26:14What's his name, Willard?

26:15Yes.

26:16A devil-sent attempt.

26:17I looked into his eyes.

26:22And I heard your words.

26:26Be more than what the world expects of you.

26:31I'm trying to be better, Tana.

26:35Because of you.

26:40Then I have need of your courage.

26:41Shall I go about the rest of my day on foot?

26:47I need your help.

26:49If I'm to warn Mr. Crawford in time.

26:51You are asking me to aid my competitor for your heart.

26:54I'm asking you to do the right thing.

26:57Not the easy thing, or the convenient thing.

27:01Are you the man you say you are?

27:04The man I asked you to be?

27:09Very well.

27:10To Mr. Angie's.

27:13I'll show you the way.

27:40Hey, Jack.

27:44Stranger.

27:45Hey.

27:46What brings you here?

27:47Boy.

27:48Where the boy?

27:48What, you ain't see him outside?

27:49Miss Angie!

27:50Let's walk with you.

27:51Oh, you ain't see him outside.

27:52Miss Angie.

27:53I don't know.

27:54Oh, my God.

27:55I don't know.

27:56Oh, my God.

27:57I don't know.

27:58It's a good one.

27:59I don't know.

28:00Yeah.

28:01I don't know.

28:02I don't know.

28:03Oh, my God.

28:04I know.

28:05Stranger?

28:06Hey.

28:08What brings you here?

28:10Boy. Where the boy?

28:12What, you ain't see him outside?

28:14Miss Angie!

28:16Where's Wash?

28:22So you her, huh?

28:24Medwin.

28:30Where's Wash?

28:33Oh, God.

28:35He took him.

28:37Willard is still alive.

28:46Tana?

28:47What?

29:05Oh, God.

29:08Oh, God.

29:17Matt!

29:18I won't find you, Mr. Washington, even if you run to the end of the year.

29:41I won't find you!

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