The captain lived to the end because he didn't want to kill anyone.
It is certain that the murderer pays for his life, so the fishermen who are not pirates for survival are professional pirates, and the risk of professional pirates is sudden death. High risk, high reward, decades of hard work, and one vote to destroy everything. Everything is caused by greed. If you can't grow crops, you can fish. Then you use guns to defend the sea area. When you encounter a big fishing boat, you can stop the boat. As a result, either the transformation will be fine, or it will lead to encirclement and suppression of revenge.
The captain's original suggestion was very reasonable. You went to the ship twice, so that you won't be allowed to run in vain, and you will be given money and the ship will get out on its own. As a result, the pirates wanted to cut the big ones, and they didn't know how to drive a big boat. This is the one who obviously eats shit and slaps shit, so they have to die in vain and lose both money and manpower.
The details of the movie are worth a good taste, from how the two sides got on the boat, sailed the boat, chased the boat, got off the boat, to the captain's sacrifice for others, and how to survive in the end. The final reaction was too hard to remember. I was wondering if the pirates were clean, not because they were greedy, but if the captain touched and ate so much blood, would they be sick or not.
In the end, I still have to say that if you do too much injustice, you will kill yourself.
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