Crozier's past has come back to haunt him before, but not quite like this.
The crew of the Volunteer take pains to revive their surgeon after his plunge.
Sometimes, honesty really is the best policy, especially if you're on tape.
He wonders, for all the seconds it takes for Tang Fan to start to move, if he’s fallen asleep again. He’s not convinced it is at all possible for him to have a dream as odd as this, as ominous, as wonderful. The Tang Fan that is trying to kick his bare feet beneath the lifted linens while all the heat Sui Zhou’s body has pressed into them escapes is too wholly fleshed out to be one of Sui Zhou’s fantasies.
Ned and Hal meet again after a battle, in another London street.
The captain sees something in him, and he doesn't like it.
Hockstetter knows all the best places to hide. What else are friends for?
Two things are unavoidable: death and laundry.
(A take on the bathing scene from '...on the earth, and not on him', from a perspective other than Richard's.)
New Year's Eve, 1845: Crozier drinks punch and mulls his options on Beechey Island.