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Titanic History

Saturday, November 14, 2026
1886 - 1st class passenger Mrs Bessie Waldo Allison was born to Arville Daniels and Sarah McCully in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.

1974 - 1st class survivor Miss Jean Gertrude Hippach died of cancer in Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA at the age of 80.

1923 - 1st class survivor Mrs Myna Harper died.

1905 - 3rd class passenger Miss Ebba Iris Alfrida Andersson was born to Anders Johan Andersson and Alfrida Konstantia Brogren Andersson in Kisa, Östergötland, Sweden.

1894 - 3rd class passenger Miss Ida Livija Ilmakangas was born to Beata Sofia Ilmakangas.

1896 - 3rd class survivor Miss Adele "Jane" Najib Kiamie was born to Najeeb Kiamie and Merion Nasias in Syria (Lebanon).

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Script: Cut Scenes: French Devil



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EXT. OCEAN

Jack strokes rhythmically, the effort keeping him from freezing.

JACK
Look for something floating. Some debris... wood... anything.

ROSE
It's so cold.

JACK
I know. I know. Help me, here. Look around.

His words keep her focused, taking her mind off the wailing around them. Rose scans the water, panting, barely able to draw a breath. She turns and... SCREAMS.

A DEVIL is right in front of her face. It is the black FRENCH BULLDOG, swimming right at her like a seamonster in the darkness, it's coal eyes bugging. It motors past her, like it is heading for Newfoundland.

Beyond it Rose sees something in the water.

ROSE
What's that?


Jack sees what she is pointing to, and they make for it together. It is a piece of wooden debris, intricately carved. He pushes her up and she slithers onto it belly down.

But when Jack tries to get up onto the thing it tilts and submerges, almost dumping Rose off. It is clearly only big enough to support her. He clings to it, close to her, keeping his upper body out of the water as best he can.


Their breath floats around them in a cloud as they pant from the exertion. A MAN swims toward them, homing in on the piece of debris. Jack warns him back.

JACK
It's just enough for this lady... you'll push it under.

MAN
Let me try at least, or I'll die soon.

JACK
You'll die quicker if you come any closer.

MAN
Yes, I see. Good luck to you then.
(swimming off)
God bless.






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