Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006)
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Okay, how much are you willing to bet that the church on the island where Davy Jones's heart is buried is where he was meant to marry the woman he was in love with? It would make SO MUCH sense then, that he would choose to bury his heart there. PLUS it explains why he's unwilling to let Jack take Will and get married. (Aside from just not wanting to fall for Jack's schemes.)
And Davy Jones says that "I can't set foot on land for nearly ten years yet." and there's a fresh-ish-ly dug grave on the island... (The one Jack falls into during the water wheel scene.) Where else would he ever have need to go ashore other than the island where he was due to marry his lover? Or even if you don't agree with that theory, why go ashore anywhere else than the island where you buried your heart? It just makes sense.
I mean, I don't necessarily think that he was ready to give in and die for real, but I wonder if he keeps that grave dug for himself. As a reminder? A threat? A promise? A mix of all of the above? I'm not entirely sure, but given how small and utterly otherwise abandoned the island was, and the non-overgrown-ness of the grave Jack fell into, I feel like it just makes sense.
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I need to know what these two were doing on that voyage to Singapore. Probably most of the work.
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has anything ever been crafted as perfectly as the pirates of the caribbean soundtrack? i genuinely mean it. every single piece on each of the five albums is not just a banger, it gets the blood flowing to my brain, it lifts my spirits in a way i'm afraid nothing else can anymore
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Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest (2006)
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Epic commission!!! This was really fun to work on! Now I just have to draw him ina dress...
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