Originally thought it was Philip fighting pirates, fighting wits and courage, but fortunately he didn't follow this routine, otherwise it would fall into the rut. After reading it, I found it to be an adaptation of a true event. There is indeed a battle of wits and courage, and all kinds of judgments as a captain are quite accurate. In the impression of being on the lifeboat, Mu Si said to Philip that we had gone too far. In fact, he should have known that he could not go back. Taking advantage of the excuse of going to the toilet, Philip went to the port of the boat and jumped to save himself. After being forced to board the boat, he found an opportunity to start writing a suicide note. Struggle and struggle to the end of hysteria, with the change of time, the whole mental process from calm to about to give up, very clear. In the middle, Philip asked if Muth was a fisherman? Muth replied that the fish had all been taken away by American ships. Philip asked again, besides fishing and kidnapping, why not look for other jobs? Muth replied that the United States has it, but not here. Philip said we have relief food on board for Africa and possibly to Somalia as well. Mouth said you Americans like to do this kind of thing the most. Thinking of another one, Mu Si showed off that he made $6 million from hijacking a ship last year, and Philip asked why you are still here. Mu Si's expression was a little dark, and he said i have bosses. The section in the infirmary after being rescued later, does my family know, will break the defense.
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