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A spider pirate created a terrifying army that included the dumbest captain. The captain refused to give Jim a gun for safety reasons. Their ship was attacked by cannons from another team. As the ship started to sink, the captain was confused while Jim feared they would drown.
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- 3. Because he attached a web shooter it was terrifying. Then he made an army which included the dumbest captain in the world. The captain said, Jim come in, Aye, Aye captain said Jim. Jim said but can I please have a gun. No I am not going to give you a gun, you might shoot yourself or you could get killed