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"Ahoy, Mateys!" is the eighth episode of the second season of the American mystery television series ''Veronica Mars'', and the thirtieth episode overall. Written by John Enbom and Cathy Belben and directed by Steve Gomer, the episode premiered on November 23, 2005 on UPN. The series depicts the adventures of Veronica Mars (Kristen Bell) as she deals with life as a high school student while moonlighting as a private detective. In this episode, the parents of Marcos, a student who died in the bus crash, contact Keith (Enrico Colantoni) and Veronica to investigate who has been harassing them by leaving them reminders of their son. Meanwhile, Veronica and Logan (Jason Dohring) further investigate Logan's murder charges. == Synopsis == Duncan (Teddy Dunn) has a dream involving Meg (Alona Tal) and Veronica. After Duncan wakes up, Veronica reports her findings about Dr. Griffiths to Logan. Duncan puts Meg’s letter from the previous episode into a drawer. Two parents of a student in the bush crash, Marcos, come into Mars Investigations and that someone is harassing and stalking them over their son’s death. They say that they know who’s harassing them, but they just want proof. Veronica meets a man named Danny Boyd (Taylor Sheridan), who was previously operated on by Dr. Griffith. Boyd leads her into a bar, where she learns that Dr. Griffith received a medical reprimand for putting stitches on Danny Boyd. Veronica’s identity is outed by another person, and Danny Boyd’s friend asks for the real reason why Veronica is there. After lying again, Veronica gets attacked by the man before Logan comes in and saves Veronica by holding the man up at gunpoint. Keith asks Veronica about Marcos, and she doesn’t know him. Veronica asks around about Marcos at school, but he was a loner. Keith sends Veronica a quote from someone about Marcos. Keith also finds some bizarre evidence involving an MP3 paid for by the Neptune school district broadcasting Marcos’s voice in Mrs. Oliveras’s car. Veronica confronts the principal, but he denies any knowledge. Veronica talks to Mac (Tina Majorino), who gives Veronica information that Marcos was actually the anchor of a popular school radio show. Marcos’s show was mostly about roasting various Neptune high students, leading Veronica to believe that anyone could be behind the harassment. Veronica confronts Weevil (Francis Capra) about her belief that he set up Tom Griffith for a favor from the Fitzpatricks, where Danny Boyd was from. However, Weevil was not behind the scheme, and Weevil warns his gang that he will find the insubordinate person. Later, Weevil talks to another biker, who tells him that Logan did stab Felix. However, Weevil is still skeptical. At the house where the MP3 was recorded, Veronica and Mac find now-former Principal Clemmons and eventually fake needing to see the principal’s son, Vincent, to get into the house. Veronica and Mac find recording devices in Vincent’s basement room and find out that something might have happened at a summer camp. Vincent denies any knowledge. Mr. Oliveras is unhappy with Keith’s findings so far. Veronica does some digging and finds that Marcos was being sent to a conversion therapy camp. Keith breaks into the Oliveras’s neighbors house and finds that the neighbor was involved in the Oliveras’ affairs. However, that is apparently normal for him. Logan is kidnapped by an unknown biker, who subjects Logan to torture involving Russian roulette with various body parts. Logan says that he does not remember the night of the murder of Felix Toombs, and he is let go, but not before stealing one of their cell phones. Logan threateningly calls Weevil. Veronica talks to Vincent about Marcos being gay, and he denies that. Vincent says that Marcos was almost beaten up for a romantic situation, as described in the anonymous letter. Keith proves that someone in the family was responsible for the harassment. Veronica goes to the house of the “jealous girlfriend” and finds out that a boy was actually responsible for the harassment. He was in love with Marcos, and while they were flirting, Marcos’s parents came in and sent him to the conversion therapy camp. Marcos became depressed, and when he died, the boy took revenge on his parents by haunting their memories. Duncan has another dream about Meg, and when he wakes up, he opens her letter and says "Oh my God!" 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Ahoy, Mateys!」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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