Aye aye, sir
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Quartermaster George Thomas Rowe:
[after firing off the last of the distress rockets in a desperate attempt to attract the attention of the "Californian"]
That's the last one, sir. Captain Edward J. Smith:
No reply to your signals? Quartermaster George Thomas Rowe:
No sir. I think the bastards must be asleep. Captain Edward J. Smith:
Report to Mister Murdoch. He's shorthanded. Quartermaster George Thomas Rowe:
Aye aye, sir
[after firing off the last of the distress rockets in a desperate attempt to attract the attention of the "Californian"]
That's the last one, sir. Captain Edward J. Smith:
No reply to your signals? Quartermaster George Thomas Rowe:
No sir. I think the bastards must be asleep. Captain Edward J. Smith:
Report to Mister Murdoch. He's shorthanded. Quartermaster George Thomas Rowe:
Aye aye, sir
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That's the last one sir
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No reply to your signals
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No sir I think the bastards must be asleep
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Report to Mr Murdock He's shorthanded
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Aye aye sir
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Movie Summary
On its maiden voyage in April 1912, the supposedly unsinkable RMS Titanic hits an iceberg in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Quartermaster George Thomas Rowe
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