Put the events in order (1, 2, 3, etc.)

ACT I

___ Finally, Sir Joseph arrives with many relatives including his jealous cousin Hebe.

___ The Pinafore, a beautiful ship in the British navy is at Portsmouth, England. Its proud sailors are busy cleaning the ship because Sir Porter, the head of the British navy, is coming to visit the ship.

___ A handsome and talented sailor, Ralph, tells the other sailors that he is in love with the Captain's daughter, Josephine. Dick Deadeye, who always tells the truth, reminds Ralph that captain's daughters don't marry simple sailors.

___ Captain Corcoran arrives to inspect the sailors on his ship. The captain sings that he never uses bad language and is never sick at sea.

___ Sir Joseph wants to marry the captain's daughter Josephine, but she is not interested in him. She is secretly in love with Ralph. Little Buttercup has a romantic interest in the captain. In addition, Buttercup knows a secret about Ralph.

___ Ralph finds Josephine alone on deck and tells her that he loves her. She thinks he's kind and sweet, but she says she cannot love him. She knows they are from different classes of society. But when Ralph says he's going to kill himself, Josephine tells Ralph that she loves him.

___ Sir Joseph and the captain go downstairs to discuss the idea of the captain's daughter Josephine marrying Sir Joseph.

___ The lovers plan to run away and get married. Dick Deadeye warns Ralph and Josephine that they are doing something very bad, but they don't listen to him.

___ "Little" Buttercup, a woman who is "red and round and rosy" comes to sell to the sailors tobacco and other things.

ACT II

___ Captain Corcoran is alone on deck with his guitar and sings of his troubles. Little Buttercup comes to him and tells him she loves him. He tells her that because of his higher status in society he can never be more to her than a friend. However, Little Buttercup tells the captain that there will be a surprise.

___ The musical ends with great joy!

___ Little Buttercup arrives and tells the secret: she cared for the captain and Ralph when they were babies, and she exchanged them: Ralph is really the captain, and the captain is really Ralph.

___ Ralph and the captain then wait for the sailors, who come in very quietly. The Captain is mad and says "damn!". Sir Porter hears the captain say this bad word, is angry with him, and tells him to go to his room.

___ Later, Sir Joseph finds out that Ralph and Josephine love one another and orders Ralph to the ship prison.

___ Dick Deadeye finds the captain alone and tells him Ralph and Josephine plan to run away and get married.

___ Sir Joseph immediately sends for Ralph (who is now Captain) and for the captain (who is now a low-status sailor). Finally, Ralph and Josephine can marry each other. The former Captain is now free to marry dear Little Buttercup, and Sir Joseph agrees to marry Hebe.

___ Sir Joseph returns, complaining that Josephine does not love him. The Captain tell him not to worry and that he should tell Josephine that social status doesn't matter when two people love each other. When Josephine hears this, she decides perhaps she can marry Ralph.