The Isles - Rethinking Dennis Wheatley & "Uncharted Seas"
I love "Uncharted Seas" and its Hammer Addaptation "The Lost Continent". I think it is of high relevance: Garbage and plastic floating in large isles across the ocean (Rest ashured: They are not alive, and still as deadly). The crew of a old saracen boat and a western freighter meet. It becomes clear quickly, that both, culture and religion of middle east and west have their enjoyable qualities. And that doing bad is a question of personality. But not of culture nor religion.
And why should turtles and dolphins be the only ones who get caught in plastic garbage and die a painful death.
The freighter is caught in the plastic. The saracen ship and settlement are close.
Collecting taw water: With linen and plastic sheeds the morning taw is caught and collected in large pools.
Farming: Plastic tents, plants growing in plastic bottles and drums. Plastic beds for seedlings.
Shared living in the stranded yacht: Hasan and Mark live a "Western Life". If they can't escape the plastic, they still can live with all the amenitites the world has to offer.
The saracen draw a verdict: Guilty! Do you want to know more?
The convicted get pushed into the plastic pool - with no way of escaping.
The convicted drown, entagled in plastic and fighting for their live.