"Last week, various readers speculated that the best way to save the deck team would be to fire both Tessa and Christian, and that's exactly what Nathan suggests to Captain Sandy as we open on this week's episode. Kudos to him for having the courage to decimate half his team. Sandy is pleased with her bosun's nerve and agrees to start all over. She fires Christian first, citing safety and efficiency concerns. Then she calls Tessa over to the bridge."
"Nathan talks more to her than he did to Christian, but it's still Sandy who brings down the knife. "Get on small boats," Sandy advises, in vain. "Fuck her" is Tessa's eloquent response. Christian takes the firing well; frankly, he doesn't even look surprised. Tessa is more resentful, blaming Nathan's leadership to the bitter end. Neither of them is inclined"
"Max can barely contain his excitement. Saying bye to Christian, he can't help one last provocation: "I tried to tell you one thousand million times." After the two deckies leave, V asks Kizzi her opinion on the possibility of switching departments. She feels intimidated because the two people who left have more experience than she does, but as Kizzi points out, V had no interior experience at all and is "smashing it" as a stew."
Captain Sandy dismisses Christian and Tessa from the deck team, citing safety and efficiency concerns, after Nathan recommends a reset. Christian accepts his firing calmly while Tessa reacts angrily and blames Nathan. Max taunts Christian on his way out. V considers switching from interior to deck and feels intimidated by the departed crew's greater experience, while Kizzi notes V's strong interior performance. Nathan agrees to raise V's potential transfer with the captain. The V-to-deck change is arranged as a temporary, last-resort measure, leaving Aesha short-handed but committed to the boat's needs.
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