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Shui Razor
cashes in his winning ticket at Ladbet International. Suki Hall is at the
presentation ceremony with an official from the company, for this PR shot.
The whole world cheer the Japanese rescuer for his bravery, having lost two
ships to Kulo-Luna. He still dived into dangerous netting to save Kuna, the
baby humpback whale. He jokes that he hopes Kulo-Luna will not sink any more
of his vessels. And he has a new respect for humpback whales. John Storm is
both amazed and pleased to learn Shui had been betting on Kulo-Luna to win.
In
this fictional original John Storm adventure story, LadBet International
is a worldwide gambling organization that specializes in taking and
offsetting unusual
bets, of any amount on just about any sporting or other event that is
taking place.
In
this case, Shui Razor places a bet, of quite a lump sum for a fisherman of
limited means. His bet is quite unusual in that he specifies that the
humpback whale known as Kulo-Luna, will sink another whaling boat within
less than three to six months.
This
is a wager that LadBet is pleased to accept, allowing an extra three months
- and when Shui wins that bet,
LadBet are more than pleased to pay the Japanese fisherman out on his
winning ticket. Congratulating
him, and presenting him with a giant cheque.
For
that is their stock in trade.
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CHARACTER
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DESCRIPTION |
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ABC
Live News
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Dominic
Thurston, editor, Australian Broadcasting Corporation |
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Abdullah
Amir
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Skipper
of Khufu
Kraft, solar boat |
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Ark,
The
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DNA
database onboard the Elizabeth
Swann |
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Ben
Jackman
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Skipper of Seashine, solar
boat |
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Billy
Perrin
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Cetacean
expert |
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Brian
Bassett
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Newspaper
Editor |
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Captain
Nemo
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Autonomous navigation
system, Elizabeth
Swann |
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Charley
Temple
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Camerawoman & investigative
reporter |
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Dan
Hawk
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Electronics Wizard,
World
champion gamer, Computer
hacker & analyst |
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Dick Ward
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BBC news editor, PA |
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Elizabeth
Swann
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World's
fastest solar and Hydrogen powered ship |
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Frank Paine
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Captain Ocean Shepherd |
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George
Franks
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Solicitor based in Sydney
& London (Franks
Swindles & Gentry) |
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Hal
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AI
onboard the Elizabeth
Swann |
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Harold
Harker & Todd Timms
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Sandy Straits Marina,
Hervey Bay, Urangan, Queensland, East Australia |
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Jean
Bardot
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French Skipper of Sunriser,
solar boat |
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Jill Bird
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BBC
world
service presenter who
is outspoken at times and
tells it like it is |
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John
Storm
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Adventurer, ocean
conservationist, amateur anthropologist |
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Jonah
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2nd Japanese whaler,
spectacularly sunk by Kulo-Luna |
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Kana
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A young female humpback
whale, killed by whalers |
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Kuna
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Daughter of Kulo-Luna,
baby calf humpback
whale |
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Kulo
Luna
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A giant female humpback
whale that sinks two whaling ships |
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LadBet
International
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A global gambling network
that prides itself on accepting the most unusual wagers |
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Lars
Johanssen
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Skipper of Photon
Planet, a solar powered boat |
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Peter Shaw
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Pilot, arctic based |
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Professor
Douglas Storm
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Designer of Elizabeth
Swann & uncle to John
Storm |
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Sand
Island Yacht Club
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The official start and end
of the Solar Cola Cup: World Navigation Challenge, Honolulu |
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Sarah-Louise Jones
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Solar Racer, Starlight |
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Shui Razor
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Captain, Suzy Wong,
Japanese whaling Boat |
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Solar
Cola Cup
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World Navigation
Challenge, for PV electric powerboats & yachts |
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Solar
Cola, Spice & Tonic
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Thirst quenching energy
drinks with vitamins that aid healing and recovery |
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Suki Hall
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Marine Biologist |
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Stang Lee
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Captain, Jonah, Japanese
whaling Boat |
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Steve Green
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Freelance Reporter, Mr
Exclusive |
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Suzy
Wong
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A Japanese
whaling boat, spectacularly sunk by a whale |
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Tom
Hudson
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Sky News Editor |
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Zheng Ling
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Japanese Black Market Boss |
The
adventures of John Storm and the Elizabeth Swann. John Storm is an ocean
adventurer and conservationist. The Elizabeth Swann is a fast solar
powered boat. During a race around the world, news of the sinking of a
pirate whaling ship reaches John Storm and his mate Dan Hawk. They
decide to abandon the race and try and save the whale.
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