As Deacon prepares to kill them and torch the boat, Mariner and Helen submerg...
Helen threatens to kill Mariner in his sleep if he pulls that same stunt of t...
Helen questions Mariner about their destination, and if it's really Dryland t...
Helen asks the Drifter if he has any food to trade, but he explains that he h...
After climbing back aboard their burnt ship, Helen asks Mariner why he didn't...
After Mariner tells Helen that either she or Enola has to be cast over becaus...
The Drifter notices Helen and Enola aboard and tries to buy them off the Mari...
Helen threatens Mariner with a harpoon gun to take herself and Enola to Dryla...
Helen explains to Mariner why she desperately kept up hope, believing in Dryl...
After seeing a burning boat in the distance, Old Gregor flies in from above t...
Mariner gives his first compliment to Helen by telling her that she acts like...
As Helen tries to threaten Mariner with his own gun, he drops the ship's mast...
The Mariner makes his way to the store to find that it has little to entice him.
Helen hates the idea of Mariner going into the Smoker stronghold to rescue En...
After a daring escape from the smokers, Mariner tells Helen that Dryland is j...
The shopkeeper's daughter comes out of the backroom looking for some coal to ...
The Mariner agrees to take Helen and Enola along with him if Helen sets him f...
Helen refuses to believe that Dryland is a myth, and questions Mariner about ...
The Mariner spots a tomato plant and buys it up, along with the shop's shelves.
Helen hysterically questions Mariner where he got his strange items from.
Helen questions the Mariner about his travels on the sea in hope that there i...
After emerging from the water with Mariner, the many questions Helen had prio...
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