i
- Omeros and the narrator meet a black canoe at the shore that is being piloted by a "ferryman" (think: Charon).
- It's clearly a ghost ship—the passengers are weightless and the boat has no shadow and no wake.
- Omeros/Seven Seas are still identity-sharing, so don't get confused—they're both present all the time.
- As they row away from the island, Omeros sings a song in praise of it, and while the narrator is too tongue-tied at first, he joins in soon after.
ii
- Charon is drunk and talks like one of the narrator's friends from the island. The narrator is pleased about this.
- Seven Seas is back again and tells the ferryman to pull over to a lagoon somewhere on the island.
- Here we see the entrance to the Underworld, St. Lucia-style.
iii
- Seven Seas points out a ghost fleet that populates the lagoon, and the narrator sees the Comte de Grasse (of Ville de Paris fame) there.
- Judging by Omeros's reaction, things are about to get heavy.