What happens when the men realise their share gets bigger when...
...there's less of them?
Easy, give the share of the dead man to his family.
Done with fish.
I was thinking the same thing. All this unnecessary tension about "kill off your team members and you get more gold" could have been nipped in the bud by the captain simply saying that are always going to be X number of shares, and if anything should happen to someone, their share goes to their next of kin... or even back to the sponsor.
shareIf they're willing to kill each other off to get more money, do you think they'd be willing to let that money get in the hands of someone that wasn't even in the sub?
shareWere they killing each other for the money? I didn't get that impression. Fraser acted out of craziness, not greed
Scoot's character was the corporate hack who knew the company was screwing them all over; HE thought like that, but it seemed like he was the only one on that boat who would even consider putting money first over the lives of his co-submariners