Jack is a sparrow, Will is a tern (I think), Elizabeth is a swan, Norrington is an albatross, Davy Jones is a flying fish, Salazar is an eagle, and Beckett… dunno.
Your husband left so many years ago and never returned. Every day you waited for him, watching the sea, hoping to see his ship on the horizon to announce that he was finally back with you.
But it never happened, on the news came that he lost to a pirate, your husband was dead.
But even if so, even with him gone, you went to the docks, watched the horizon hopping, praying to see your Armando just one last time.
;; Random but interesting thing they brought up in both the novelisation and the comic of Dead Men Tell No Tales but not the movie itself – Salazar has been feeling his own death over and over again for decades…
The Silent Mary, Salazar pointed out, had not always looked the way it did now. At one point, it had been the pride of the Spanish Navy, and he, as the ship’s captain, a hero. The ship had more weapons than five ships combined. Its many levels of decks were always spotless, as were the uniforms of the men who crewed it. Salazar commanded all this with a vicious ease. He led by example: his face kept clean-shaven, his uniform pressed every morning, his shoes polished, his sword shining.
Jack is a sparrow, Will is a tern (I think), Elizabeth is a swan, Norrington is an albatross, Davy Jones is a flying fish, Salazar is an eagle, and Beckett… dunno.
Disney released the first teaser trailer for Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales. Surprisingly, the new trailer doesn’t feature an appearance by Jack Sparrow and instead focuses on Javier Bardem’s undead Captain Salazar and his creepy ghost pirate crew.
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales will be in theaters on May 26th, 2017.
