There are pirates on a train with the train door open where there is a plank. Another man is blindfolded and is walking the plank. The pirates are watching the man walk the plank which is only a couple inches off the ground.
It is unusual for pirates to be on a train. It is also unusual for a ship's plank to be on a train.
Why are there pirates and a plank on a train?
No one crosses the Pirates of Penn Station.
scene: a subway description: There are pirates on a train with the train door open where there is a plank. Another man is blindfolded and is walking the plank. The pirates are watching the man walk the plank which is only a couple inches off the ground. uncanny: It is unusual for pirates to be on a train. It is also unusual for a ship's plank to be on a train. 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.