On the docks of Portsmouth, standing mighty against the salty winds, was the grand flagship HMS Victory. The port was abuzz with the shouts of sailors and the pitter-patter of their boots, preparing to sail away.

Vice-Admiral Nelson watched the scene with a firm, measured expression. He carefully adjusts the bicorn atop his head, and the decorations upon his chest.

“It’s nearly time to set sail,” Nelson remarks as he glances at the pocket watch in his hand. “England confides that every man will do his duty.”