Captain Turner had an intuition that something bad was about to happen. The last Captain of the ship had simply disappeared one stormy night. Turner suspected that he had been killed, but he had no proof. Today, again, his intuition warned him to be alert. He hid two sharp blades in his sleeves, and watched his crew carefully. Just as he had expected, five of the crew mutinied! They attacked the Captain when he was on the wheel and tied him and the other loyal crew. Turner pretended to be unconscious, but as soon as the mutineers were out of the room, he quickly cut through the ropes using his hidden blades. He also freed the rest of his loyal crew. Within minutes, the mutineers had been defeated. Turner handed them to the harbour police. One of the men confessed that they had also killed the last Captain, and they were all put into jail. Turner was relieved and always trusted his intuition.
Mutiny at Sea
