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Bad Table Manners
As Jupiter prepares dinner in the galley, Laurel brings up Mutiny, but Jupiter doesn't want to see Azmyth go. "I have to make sure that I tell Azmyth what's happening now with the crew so that he doesn't get cut adrift," Jupiter says.
As the entire crew sits down for dinner, Jupiter turns to Azmyth and asks about his Officers, saying, "Is it gonna stay this way or is the game gonna switch up and be fun again?" Azmyth and his Officers are taken aback, but Jupiter tries to explain herself, saying that it's important to have a happy crew, yet some of the crew is talking Mutiny. The crew and the Officers are shocked by Jupiter's outburst. When Jupiter says things are unfair, Azmyth points out that she's making more money than anybody because she's the cook.
Jupiter reiterates the fact that she just wanted Azmyth to be aware of the mutinous talk and Laurel sees an opportunity to poke fun at the male triad, which doesn't sit well with the Captain. Azmyth and his Officers retreat to the Captain's Cabin, upset that Jupiter and Laurel just slapped them in the face with disrespect. The two women have made themselves the targets of the triad.
Personal Grudges Create Black Spots
Below deck, the crew starts to place bids on the pardon. Kendra decides to place a high bid of $4,000 because she's certain she'll be cut adrift due to her recent clash with Jay.
When the triad meets to discuss the impending Black Spots, everyone agrees that Kendra is an easy target because of her slow speed and because she went back on her word. Next, they discuss Laurel, with Ben noting, "Laurel, she's been annoying for awhile now. She's just complaining, not doing anything. Now she's on the chopping block." Jay then mentions that he trusts Jupiter the least. Azmyth ponders this and says, "Jupiter, a lovely girl. She's awesome. But if she's saying stuff about Mutiny, giving Jupiter one of the Black Spots could have to happen."
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