You're trying to control it and get it onto the ship and secure it. The real tense part is going to be from getting it at the water interface onto the deck, and that's about a nine-foot rise. And if it gets away from you there, it can do real damage. The main thing is to keep people away from being stuck between a solid object and this swinging thing. We've done this kind of operation before, and in 38 years of going to sea, I've never hurt anybody yet.
Safety is our prime concern.
The big thing is that when you put a line like this on the seafloor, it may abrade on something down there, and you don't know it. Well, as it came out in the air and got heavy, you'd see it fall back to the seafloor. That'd be sickening. Actually, my greatest fear is hurting or killing somebody, and it's a very strong potential if you get this rock swinging on the deck. That's really my worry, just keep people out of the way of it and yet control the thing so it doesn't beat up the ship, too.