Sublime to Ridiculous

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Having just finished John Livingstone Lowes' extensive discussion of the extensive literature on the living dead trapped on a ship of the damned, I was amused to find myself watching Pirates of the Caribbean, Disney's campy modern update of the ancient theme. The making of the ships is a story in itself.

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