Well when you ask the captains for the letter, could you ask them about that as well? I want to know whether or not we're free to go.

[Not that she really has anywhere to go other than the same place the ship is going. Really, she's more interested in knowing if this is more of a ship or a prison for the lot of them. If the latter... Well, then what little hope she might actually have that the captains are telling the truth will be completely shattered.

Regardless of the answer she ends up receiving from Elizabeth and the Captains, she'll be asking her fellow crew members about their own experiences. She can hardly take the word of someone she doesn't trust by itself, now can she?]

Another question. [She's got a million of them, of course, but she knows she's probably pushing her luck with these as it is.] This is a big ship. Bigger than the biggest ship I've ever seen.

[She pauses for the briefest moment, trying not to recall the giant warships that had been summoned to destroy her island.]

A ship like this needs a big crew, and everyone I talked to said that everyone aboard was brought here the same way that I was. Is that true?