A man walks the plank off of a subway train. There are pirates right behind him and he is blindfolded. the ground is not that far away from the plank below.
walking off the plank is meant to be from a ship into a deep water below but here walking off the plank is not as dangerous.
Why do the pirates want him to walk off the plank?
No one crosses the Pirates of Penn Station.
scene: a subway description: A man walks the plank off of a subway train. There are pirates right behind him and he is blindfolded. the ground is not that far away from the plank below. uncanny: walking off the plank is meant to be from a ship into a deep water below but here walking off the plank is not as dangerous. entities: Walking_the_plank, Piracy. caption: No one crosses the Pirates of Penn Station.
"Penn Station" sounds like "Caribbean" --- here, a person is being made to walk the plank in a subway station, which is a punishment enacted by this group of pirates (of Penn Station, a popular subway station in New York City). There are no pirates in Penn Station, but it works because "Pirates of Penn Station" sounds like "Pirates of the Caribbean," a popular film franchise.