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Despite carrying out Doggrass' corrupt schemes in the past, Jacob has come to his senses following the Captain Crosstree's brush with death. He has been forced to think about his own mortality and is remorseful about his previous actions. Doggrass is sneering and unmoved by Jacob's remorse.
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Doggrass: Now, Jacob, how fares Captain Crosstree?
Jacob: Better; it is thought he will recover.
Doggrass: Another disappointment, yet, by the rules of the service, William must die. Here, Jacob, I've something for you to--
Jacob: I've something for you, sir. [Gives him money]
Doggrass: Why, what's this?
Jacob: Three guineas, two shillings, and sixpence
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