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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: [[DiscussedTrope Discussed.]] Eleanor obtains Silver's help in having Hamund and his men killed by pointing out that Silver's plan to keep Flint from killing him will last only as long as the ''Urca'' heist, after which Flint will almost certainly kill him. Eleanor promises Silver that she will guarantee his safety only if he helps her.
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: [[DiscussedTrope Discussed.]] Eleanor obtains Silver's help in having Hamund and his men killed by pointing out that Silver's plan value to keep Flint from killing him will last only as long as the ''Urca'' heist, after which Flint will almost certainly kill him. Eleanor promises Silver that she will guarantee his safety only if he helps her.
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* UnspokenPlanGuarantee: Bonny's plan to kill Hammond and his men works perfectly, and is not revealed until after it succeeds.
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* UnspokenPlanGuarantee: Bonny's plan to kill Hammond and his men works perfectly, and is not revealed until after it succeeds.succeeds.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: [[DiscussedTrope Discussed.]] Eleanor obtains Silver's help in having Hamund and his men killed by pointing out that Silver's plan to keep Flint from killing him will last only as long as the ''Urca'' heist, after which Flint will almost certainly kill him. Eleanor promises Silver that she will guarantee his safety only if he helps her.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: [[DiscussedTrope Discussed.]] Eleanor obtains Silver's help in having Hamund and his men killed by pointing out that Silver's plan to keep Flint from killing him will last only as long as the ''Urca'' heist, after which Flint will almost certainly kill him. Eleanor promises Silver that she will guarantee his safety only if he helps her.
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That's now how it happens. He's lying to Hamund as part of Anne and Eleanor's plan.
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* CantKillYouStillNeedYou: Silver invokes this to avoid Hammond killing him.
* GuttedLikeAFish: How Hamund meets his end, courtesy of Anne.
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* UnspokenPlanGuarantee: Bonny's plan to kill Hammond and his men works perfectly, and is not revealed until after it succeeds.
* WildCard: Silver freely declares that since he's not sure if Flint is going to honor their agreement or even come back, he might as well try selling the knowledge of the page again, damn what happens.
* WildCard: Silver freely declares that since he's not sure if Flint is going to honor their agreement or even come back, he might as well try selling the knowledge of the page again, damn what happens.
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* UnspokenPlanGuarantee: Bonny's plan to kill Hammond and his men works perfectly, and is not revealed until after it succeeds. \n* WildCard: Silver freely declares that since he's not sure if Flint is going to honor their agreement or even come back, he might as well try selling the knowledge of the page again, damn what happens.
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: The episode ends with Billy Bones overboard, and Rackham coming ashore to somewhere unknown and finally confronting in person the bald, bearded man he's been hallucinating about.
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: The episode ends with Billy Bones overboard, and Rackham Charles Vane coming ashore to somewhere unknown and finally confronting in person the bald, bearded man he's been hallucinating about.
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*{{Fanservice}}: The local pastor comes to warn Ms. Barlow about the risks she's taking. She hears him out and admits he has points, but declares that he really came over (late at night instead of in the morning) because he's interested in her sexually. She seems to be right, and seduces him.
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* TheQuisling: For a moment, it appears that Mr. Scott is going to rat the slaves in the hold out. [[spoiler: Fortunately, he does not.]]
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* TheQuisling: For a moment, it appears that Mr. Scott is going to rat out the slaves in the hold out. [[spoiler: Fortunately, he does not.]]
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''The costs of chasing the Andromache continue to mount. Eleanor needs Silver's help. Billy wants Gates to confront Flint. Bonny takes a stand.''
Having taken ''The Andromache'', the crew focuses on drawing Bryson and the remaining crewmembers out of the lower decks. Silver convinces Eleanor to let him try a scheme that involves playing Hammond against Rackham and Bonny.
!!Tropes:
*TheAlliance: Eleanor successfully remakes the business her father is in the midst of abandoning by creating one.
*BoobyTrap: Bryson attempts to do this by wiring two flints to a stock of gunpowder.
*BoomHeadshot: Captain Bryson gets shot through the head by a rifle as the siege breaks.
*CantKillYouStillNeedYou: Silver invokes this to avoid Hammond killing him.
*CallBack: The first pirate we saw with the dark skin and fake sharp teeth is once again the first one through the door when the pirates break a siege.
*{{Cliffhanger}}: The episode ends with Billy Bones overboard, and Rackham coming ashore to somewhere unknown and finally confronting in person the bald, bearded man he's been hallucinating about.
*DueToTheDead: Flint mentions that they've lost six men taking ''The Andromache''. Near episode's end, the crew gather to hear each name read, and their weapons - in lieu of their bodies - are dropped off of the boat into the sea.
*MookHorrorShow: Bonny leads Hammond and his men to the spot where they've supposedly hidden the missing pearls and then ambushes and kills them all.
*TheQuisling: For a moment, it appears that Mr. Scott is going to rat the slaves in the hold out. [[spoiler: Fortunately, he does not.]]
*TheSiege: This episode has a strong element as they figure out how to wiggle through the lower decks' defenses.
*RasputinianDeath: Bryson gets shot through the right side of his head with a decent looking rifle, but still crawls across the deck and almost reaches his goal before being stabbed in the back and dying for good.
*SpannerInTheWorks: Bryson dies before his trap goes off, but when two pirates attempt to move the powderkegs later they set off it off. The resultant explosion is bright enough that the ''Scarborough'' will undoubtedly see it, so the crew has to leave immediately with the cannons they've managed so far.
*UnspokenPlanGuarantee: Bonny's plan to kill Hammond and his men works perfectly, and is not revealed until after it succeeds.
*WildCard: Silver freely declares that since he's not sure if Flint is going to honor their agreement or even come back, he might as well try selling the knowledge of the page again, damn what happens.
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''The costs of chasing the Andromache continue to mount. Eleanor needs Silver's help. Billy wants Gates to confront Flint. Bonny takes a stand.''
Having taken ''The Andromache'', the crew focuses on drawing Bryson and the remaining crewmembers out of the lower decks. Silver convinces Eleanor to let him try a scheme that involves playing Hammond against Rackham and Bonny.
!!Tropes:
*TheAlliance: Eleanor successfully remakes the business her father is in the midst of abandoning by creating one.
*BoobyTrap: Bryson attempts to do this by wiring two flints to a stock of gunpowder.
*BoomHeadshot: Captain Bryson gets shot through the head by a rifle as the siege breaks.
*CantKillYouStillNeedYou: Silver invokes this to avoid Hammond killing him.
*CallBack: The first pirate we saw with the dark skin and fake sharp teeth is once again the first one through the door when the pirates break a siege.
*{{Cliffhanger}}: The episode ends with Billy Bones overboard, and Rackham coming ashore to somewhere unknown and finally confronting in person the bald, bearded man he's been hallucinating about.
*DueToTheDead: Flint mentions that they've lost six men taking ''The Andromache''. Near episode's end, the crew gather to hear each name read, and their weapons - in lieu of their bodies - are dropped off of the boat into the sea.
*MookHorrorShow: Bonny leads Hammond and his men to the spot where they've supposedly hidden the missing pearls and then ambushes and kills them all.
*TheQuisling: For a moment, it appears that Mr. Scott is going to rat the slaves in the hold out. [[spoiler: Fortunately, he does not.]]
*TheSiege: This episode has a strong element as they figure out how to wiggle through the lower decks' defenses.
*RasputinianDeath: Bryson gets shot through the right side of his head with a decent looking rifle, but still crawls across the deck and almost reaches his goal before being stabbed in the back and dying for good.
*SpannerInTheWorks: Bryson dies before his trap goes off, but when two pirates attempt to move the powderkegs later they set off it off. The resultant explosion is bright enough that the ''Scarborough'' will undoubtedly see it, so the crew has to leave immediately with the cannons they've managed so far.
*UnspokenPlanGuarantee: Bonny's plan to kill Hammond and his men works perfectly, and is not revealed until after it succeeds.
*WildCard: Silver freely declares that since he's not sure if Flint is going to honor their agreement or even come back, he might as well try selling the knowledge of the page again, damn what happens.
