Posted by flying belgian on April 12, 2009 at 18:14:48 from (98.132.233.132):
As those pirates throw their grapples over ship side to crawl onboard, why can't a crewman just cut the rope as he is climbing up? It can't be to heavey of rope or pirate could'nt hurl it up that high. Is there not edge on ship that crew could not crouch behind so as not to get shot? If there is not an edge then what does the grapple catch on? also pirate must have to hurl it up several times before he gets it to catch. So not all would have to be cut at same time. As they are climbing up rope they cannot be shooting so there must be many on pirate boat shooting. Right? I'm not trying to be insensitive to this but I just don't understand.
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