Abraham Lincoln and Johnny Depp are stuck in Submarine on Lockdown and forced to have a deep conversation.

Here are 10 sentences of conversation between Abraham Lincoln and Johnny Depp in a locked-down submarine:

1. Lincoln: "Well, Mr. Depp, seems we've found ourselves in a pickle not unlike the Union itself, confined and facing the deep unknown."

2. Depp: "Aye, Abe, a pickle indeed. A gilded cage of metal and despair, perfect for brewing a bit of beautiful madness, eh?"

3. Lincoln: "Madness, perhaps, but even in confinement, we must seek the better angels of our nature, find the light in the depths."

4. Depp: "Light? The only light I see is the flickering fluorescent, reminding me of a forgotten film set, a ghostly stage for our watery drama."

5. Lincoln: "But isn't life itself a stage, Mr. Depp? And even in the darkest scenes, a spark of hope can ignite a revolution of the soul."

6. Depp: "Revolution, you say? I prefer a quiet mutiny of the mind, a subtle rebellion against the mundane realities that bind us."

7. Lincoln: "I understand that sentiment, but sometimes a bolder action is needed, a stand for what you believe is right, even if it costs you everything."

8. Depp: "Everything, eh? I've lost a few things in the abyss, Abe. Perhaps this submarine is just another kraken claiming its due."

9. Lincoln: "Kraken or not, we must strive to emerge from this darkness, to navigate towards the surface and the promise of a new dawn."

10. Depp: "A new dawn... perhaps a bottle of rum awaits us there, and a tale to tell that'll make even Captain Jack Sparrow blush."