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* ZeroPercentApproval: As the film begins, the entire ''Black Pearl'' crew, Mr. Gibbs and Mr. Cotton's parrot included, are growing increasingly discontented with Jack's leadership method.
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* CallBack: When the Kraken grabs the ''Black Pearl'', Gibbs assumes they've run aground on a reef. Will knows better, having been aboard a ship the Kraken was holding afloat earlier in the film and having made the same assumption.
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* CallBack: BrickJoke:
** While talking to the Pelogostos, Jack looks at Will's groin and declares him "eunuch-y", followed by scissoring motions.
** When Jack tells Davy Jones about Will, he mentions he's a "terrific soprano".
* CallBack:
** When the Kraken grabs the ''Black Pearl'', Gibbs assumes they've run aground on a reef. Will knows better, having been aboard a ship the Kraken was holding afloat earlier in the film and having made the same assumption.
** When Will shows up at Isle Cruces, he claims he got there via "sea turtles".
** While talking to the Pelogostos, Jack looks at Will's groin and declares him "eunuch-y", followed by scissoring motions.
** When Jack tells Davy Jones about Will, he mentions he's a "terrific soprano".
* CallBack:
** When the Kraken grabs the ''Black Pearl'', Gibbs assumes they've run aground on a reef. Will knows better, having been aboard a ship the Kraken was holding afloat earlier in the film and having made the same assumption.
** When Will shows up at Isle Cruces, he claims he got there via "sea turtles".
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* ChekhovsGun: Elisabeth's wedding dress. Will notices on the ship he's picked up by.
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** The Peligostos are convinced Jack is a god bound in human form, and want to release him. As it turns out, their idea isn't ''that'' far-fetched...
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* HopeSpot: The ''Black Pearl'' is faster than the Flying Dutchman when against the wind. However, as Will notes, the Dutchman isn't falling back just because of that...
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* LossOfIdentity: The ultimate fate of anyone on-board the Flying Dutchman, eventually ending with them becoming a literal part of the ship.
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* NoodleIncident: The ''Black Pearl'' had a run-in with a hurricane off Tripoli, which destroyed the former Commodore Norrington's ship. When Norrington mentions it, a horrified Gibbs asks whether he'd actually tried going ''through'' it.
* OhCrap: Several times.
** Jack's understated reaction to finding himself face-to-face with a horde of Pelogostos while trying to escape them (and winding up re-imprisoned).
** Gibbs, when Jack mentions a "need" to go up-river.
-->'''Gibbs:''' By "need", do ya mean a trifling need, as in, say, a passing fantasy?
-->'''Jack:''' No, as in a resolute and unyielding need.
** Jack again, when Davy Jones has had enough of his antics, and unleashes the cannons, with one pointed right at Jack's head.
* OhCrap: Several times.
** Jack's understated reaction to finding himself face-to-face with a horde of Pelogostos while trying to escape them (and winding up re-imprisoned).
** Gibbs, when Jack mentions a "need" to go up-river.
-->'''Gibbs:''' By "need", do ya mean a trifling need, as in, say, a passing fantasy?
-->'''Jack:''' No, as in a resolute and unyielding need.
** Jack again, when Davy Jones has had enough of his antics, and unleashes the cannons, with one pointed right at Jack's head.
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* {{Redshirt}}: The ''Pearl'' is staffed by a whole bunch of them at the beginning. They all die. Later on, after a visit to Tortuga, they're replaced by different redshirts. The Kraken gets them.
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* CreepyCrows: Jack introduced at a large, foreboding prison, with crows picking at rotting corpses in cages and one of them landing on a coffin that's been thrown to sea, then getting blown away by Jack, who'd been hiding inside.
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* CreepyCrows: Jack is introduced at a large, foreboding prison, with crows picking at rotting corpses in cages and one of them landing on a coffin that's been thrown to sea, then getting blown away by Jack, who'd been hiding inside.
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** "Actually, you don't need ''everyone'' [to crew the ''Black Pearl'']. About six of us will do. ''[{{beat}}]'' [[OhCrap Ohhh, dear...]]"
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** "Actually, you don't wouldn't need ''everyone'' everyone [to crew the ''Black Pearl'']. About six of us will would do. ''[{{beat}}]'' [[OhCrap Ohhh, dear...]]"
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* CallBack: When the Kraken grabs the ''Black Pearl'', Gibs assumes they've run aground on a reef. Will knows better, having been aboard a ship the Kraken was holding afloat earlier in the film and having made the same assumption.
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* CallBack: When the Kraken grabs the ''Black Pearl'', Gibs Gibbs assumes they've run aground on a reef. Will knows better, having been aboard a ship the Kraken was holding afloat earlier in the film and having made the same assumption.
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* MortalityPhobia: This trope is what enables Davy Jones a way of getting new recruits on ''The FlyingDutchman''. He saves people from the brink of death and simply asks them: "Do you fear death?" If the answer is "yes", the rescuee will be saved but [[DealWithTheDevil must in return work as a servant on the ship]], eventually even [[FateWorseThanDeath becoming one with it]].
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** When Tia Dalma tells the tale of how Davy Jones fell in love with a woman, Gibbs says that he heard a different version of the tale in which Jones fell in love with the sea. Tia Dalma says that they are two versions of the same story and both are true. [[spoiler:Turns out that he fell in love with a sea goddess]].
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** When Tia Dalma tells the tale of how Davy Jones fell in love with a woman, Gibbs says that he heard a different version of the tale in which Jones fell in love with the sea. Tia Dalma says that they are two versions of the same story and both are true. [[spoiler:Turns out that he fell in love with a sea goddess]].goddess.]]
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** When Jack is wandering around in Tia Dalma's hut, he examines [[spoiler:Barbossa's]] hat. After he hands over the undead monkey, it immediately runs into the back room and stops near a booted foot that also turns out to belong to [[spoiler:Barbossa]].
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** When Jack is wandering around in Tia Dalma's hut, he examines [[spoiler:Barbossa's]] hat. After he hands over the undead monkey, it immediately runs into the back room and stops near a booted foot that also turns out to belong to [[spoiler:Barbossa]].[[spoiler:Barbossa.]]
** Jack briefly escaping the MeleeATrois, only to fall headlong into an open grave.
-->'''Jack:'''...Oh.
** Jack briefly escaping the MeleeATrois, only to fall headlong into an open grave.
-->'''Jack:'''...Oh.
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** When Jack is wandering around in Tia Dalma's hut, he examines [[spoiler:Barbossa's]] hat. After he hands over the undead monkey, it immediately runs into the back room and stops near a booted foot that also turns out to belong to [[spoiler:Barbossa]].
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The movie begins with the arrival of Lord Cutler Beckett, the head of the East India Trading Company, who blackmails Will into hunting Jack and his [[PlotCoupon magic compass]] to spare Elizabeth's life for treason (since they helped Jack escape). Beckett's ultimate target is the [[SoulJar chest containing the heart]] of Davy Jones, captain of ''The Flying Dutchman'' and immortal lord of the oceans who controls the dreaded monstrous [[GiantSquid Kraken]]. Holding the [[PlotCoupon heart]] will allow Beckett to control Davy Jones, and hence all the seas of the world.
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The movie begins with the arrival of Lord Cutler Beckett, the head of the East India Trading Company, who blackmails Will Turner into hunting Captain Jack Sparrow and his [[PlotCoupon magic compass]] to spare Elizabeth's Elizabeth Swann's life for treason (since they helped Jack escape). Beckett's ultimate target is the [[SoulJar chest containing the heart]] of Davy Jones, captain of ''The Flying the ''Flying Dutchman'' and immortal lord of the oceans oceans, who controls the dreaded monstrous [[GiantSquid Kraken]]. {{Kraken}}. Holding the [[PlotCoupon heart]] will allow Beckett to control Davy Jones, and hence all the seas of the world.
world.
Jack has history with Davy Jones himself--thirteen years ago he made a deal to raise the sunken ''Black Pearl'' in exchange for his service aboard the ''Flying Dutchman'' after a period of time. Now his debt is coming due, and Jack is desperately searching for the heart of Davy Jones to use as leverage to renegotiate the terms of his deal.
Jack has history with Davy Jones himself--thirteen years ago he made a deal to raise the sunken ''Black Pearl'' in exchange for his service aboard the ''Flying Dutchman'' after a period of time. Now his debt is coming due, and Jack is desperately searching for the heart of Davy Jones to use as leverage to renegotiate the terms of his deal.
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* AttackAttackRetreatRetreat: In the trailer:
-->'''Will:''' We can't leave without him! ''(sees Jack being chased by natives)'' Time to go!
-->'''Will:''' We can't leave without him! ''(sees Jack being chased by natives)'' Time to go!
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* AttackAttackRetreatRetreat: In Having escaped from the trailer:
Peligostos, the crew is ready to leave, but Will exhorts them to go back for Jack--until he sees the Captain himself running down the beach with the whole tribe at his heels.
-->'''Will:''' We can't leave without him!''(sees ''[sees Jack being chased by natives)'' natives]'' Time to go!
-->'''Will:''' We can't leave without him!
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* BlackSpot: Jack receives it at the beginning of the film.
* CallBack: When the Kraken grabs the Black Pearl, Gibs assumes they've run aground on a reef. Will knows better, having been aboard a ship the Kraken was holding afloat earlier in the film and made the same assumption.
* CameraAbuse: A subtle example. As Jack is sailing away from the Island of the Pelegostos and is giving his [[CatchPhrase standard farewell speech]], the wave that smacks Jack in the face and cuts his sentence also manages to hit the camera as well.
* CallBack: When the Kraken grabs the Black Pearl, Gibs assumes they've run aground on a reef. Will knows better, having been aboard a ship the Kraken was holding afloat earlier in the film and made the same assumption.
* CameraAbuse: A subtle example. As Jack is sailing away from the Island of the Pelegostos and is giving his [[CatchPhrase standard farewell speech]], the wave that smacks Jack in the face and cuts his sentence also manages to hit the camera as well.
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* BlackSpot: Jack receives Takes the form of a ugly patch of blackened skin on Jack's palm, marking him for death via Kraken. Bootstrap Bill delivers it at the beginning of the film.
film, warning him that the hunt begins immediately.
* CallBack: When the Kraken grabs theBlack Pearl, ''Black Pearl'', Gibs assumes they've run aground on a reef. Will knows better, having been aboard a ship the Kraken was holding afloat earlier in the film and having made the same assumption.
* CameraAbuse: A subtle example. As Jack is sailing away from the Island of thePelegostos Peligostos and is giving his [[CatchPhrase standard farewell speech]], the wave that smacks Jack in the face and cuts his sentence also manages to hit the camera as well.
* CallBack: When the Kraken grabs the
* CameraAbuse: A subtle example. As Jack is sailing away from the Island of the
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* ChasedByAngryNatives: Jack's famous scene where he runs from hundreds of angry Pelegostos barbarians.
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* ChasedByAngryNatives: Jack's famous scene where he runs from hundreds of angry Pelegostos barbarians. Peligostos barbarians.
* ChessWithDeath: Will's game of Liar's Dice against Davy Jones, pitting his soul against the key to the Dead Man's Chest. In the spirit of the game itself, the trope is subverted--all Will really wants is the key's location, so he can steal it later. Interestingly enough, he technically loses, but just as Jones is starting to gloat--"Welcome to the crew, boy..."--Will's father ups the bet so as to save Will.
* ChessWithDeath: Will's game of Liar's Dice against Davy Jones, pitting his soul against the key to the Dead Man's Chest. In the spirit of the game itself, the trope is subverted--all Will really wants is the key's location, so he can steal it later. Interestingly enough, he technically loses, but just as Jones is starting to gloat--"Welcome to the crew, boy..."--Will's father ups the bet so as to save Will.
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* DealWithTheDevil: How Jack originally raised the ''Black Pearl'' ([[AllThereInTheManual nee]] ''[[ShoutOut Wicked Wench]]'') from a watery grave. He reneged on his end of the bargain, then {{Rules Lawyer}}ed his way out of [[{{Psychopomp}} Davy Jones]]' clutches.
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: PlayedForLaughs when Gibbs, Ragetti, and Pintel freak out at the sight of the Black Spot on Jack's hand. Jack responds with, "My eyesight's as good as ever."
* DealWithTheDevil: How Jack originally raised the ''Black Pearl'' ([[AllThereInTheManualnee]] née]] ''[[ShoutOut Wicked Wench]]'') from a watery grave. He reneged Thirteen years later, he reneges on his end of the bargain, then {{Rules Lawyer}}ed Lawyer}}s his way out of [[{{Psychopomp}} Davy Jones]]' clutches.
* DealWithTheDevil: How Jack originally raised the ''Black Pearl'' ([[AllThereInTheManual
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* ExactWords: Jack protests that he only got to be a pirate captain for ''two'' years, when it should have been ten. Davey Jones retorts that he was a ''poor'' captain, and by the way, his CatchPhrase is his InsistentTerminology that he's ''Captain'' Jack Sparrow.
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* ExactWords: Jack protests that he only got to be a pirate captain for ''two'' years, when it should have been ten. thirteen. Davey Jones retorts that he was this makes him a ''poor'' captain, and by the way, his CatchPhrase is his InsistentTerminology that he's ''Captain'' Jack Sparrow.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: When Tia Dalma tells the tale of how Davy Jones fell in love with a woman, Gibbs says that he heard a different version of the tale in which Jones fell in love with the sea. Tia Dalma says that they are two versions of the same story and both true. [[spoiler:Turns out that he fell in love with a sea goddess]].
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: {{Foreshadowing}}:
** When Tia Dalma tells the tale of how Davy Jones fell in love with a woman, Gibbs says that he heard a different version of the tale in which Jones fell in love with the sea. Tia Dalma says that they are two versions of the same story and both are true. [[spoiler:Turns out that he fell in love with a sea goddess]].
** When Tia Dalma tells the tale of how Davy Jones fell in love with a woman, Gibbs says that he heard a different version of the tale in which Jones fell in love with the sea. Tia Dalma says that they are two versions of the same story and both are true. [[spoiler:Turns out that he fell in love with a sea goddess]].
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* GodGuise: The cannibal islanders at the beginning of the movie believe Jack Sparrow to be a god.
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* GodGuise: The cannibal islanders at the beginning of the movie believe Jack Sparrow to be a god. They intend to release him from his fleshy prison--by eating it.
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* ImAHumanitarian: The Peligostos.
** The trader that pointed Will to the island as well, judging by the "long pork" comment.
* ImStandingRightHere: Gibbs, Ragetti, and Pintel freak out at the sight of the Black Spot on Jack's hand. Jack responds with "My eyesight's as good as ever."
** The trader that pointed Will to the island as well, judging by the "long pork" comment.
* ImStandingRightHere: Gibbs, Ragetti, and Pintel freak out at the sight of the Black Spot on Jack's hand. Jack responds with "My eyesight's as good as ever."
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* ImAHumanitarian: ImAHumanitarian:
** ThePeligostos.
Peligostos. According to Gibbs, they believe that eating Jack's body will allow his soul to AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence.
** The trader thatpointed points Will to the island as well, judging by the "long pork" comment.
* ImStandingRightHere: Gibbs, Ragetti, and Pintel freak out at the sight of the Black Spot on Jack's hand. Jack responds with "My eyesight's as good as ever."comment.
** The
** The trader that
* ImStandingRightHere: Gibbs, Ragetti, and Pintel freak out at the sight of the Black Spot on Jack's hand. Jack responds with "My eyesight's as good as ever."
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* {{Leitmotif}}: Davy Jones takes the inspiration for his from a [[MementoMacguffin music box]], all minor keys.
* LifeIsntFair:
* LifeIsntFair:
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* LeftTheBackgroundMusicOn: After it's been established that Davy Jones enjoys playing his own {{leitmotif}} on his OminousPipeOrgan with his beard of tentacles, Will challenges him to a [[ChessWithDeath game for his soul]], and the quiet organ music, almost unnoticed in the background, abruptly cuts off before Jones stomps up on deck to accept the challenge.
* {{Leitmotif}}: Davy Jonestakes the plays his theme himself on his OminousPipeOrgan, taking his inspiration for his from a [[MementoMacguffin music box]], in all minor keys.
*LifeIsntFair:LifeIsntFair: Davy Jones' philosophy, due to having lost the love of his life.
* {{Leitmotif}}: Davy Jones
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* LivingForeverIsAwesome: Jack's motive for wanting to stab Davy Jones's heart. Jones is already enjoying the fruits of this trope as the immortal lord of the sea.
* LoopholeAbuse: This was Jack's "Plan A" to honor his deal with Jones, and the value of one hundred souls.
* LoopholeAbuse: This was Jack's "Plan A" to honor his deal with Jones, and the value of one hundred souls.
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* LivingForeverIsAwesome: Jack's motive for wanting to stab Davy Jones's heart. Jones is already enjoying the fruits of this trope as the immortal lord of the sea.
* LoopholeAbuse:LoopholeAbuse:
** Thiswas is Jack's "Plan A" to honor his deal with Jones, and the value of having bargained one hundred souls.souls for his own.
* LoopholeAbuse:
** This
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--->'''Jack Sparrow''': Fortunately, he was mum as to the condition in which these souls need be.
--->'''Gibbs''': Ah. [[WretchedHive Tortuga]], then?
--->'''Jack:''' (Wipes slime on Gibbs) Tortuga.
** He tried it on Jones earlier in the film, but Jones wasn't having any:
-->'''Jones:''' You have a debt to pay. You've been captain of the Black Pearl for thirteen years. That was our agreement.\\
--->'''Gibbs''': Ah. [[WretchedHive Tortuga]], then?
--->'''Jack:''' (Wipes slime on Gibbs) Tortuga.
** He tried it on Jones earlier in the film, but Jones wasn't having any:
-->'''Jones:''' You have a debt to pay. You've been captain of the Black Pearl for thirteen years. That was our agreement.\\
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--->'''Jack Sparrow''': Sparrow:''' Fortunately, he was mum as to the condition in which these souls need be.
--->'''Gibbs''': --->'''Gibbs:''' Ah. [[WretchedHive Tortuga]], then?
--->'''Jack:'''(Wipes ''[wipes slime on Gibbs) Gibbs]'' Tortuga.
** Hetried tries it on Jones earlier in the film, but Jones wasn't isn't having any:
-->'''Jones:''' --->'''Jones:''' You have a debt to pay. You've been captain of the Black Pearl ''Black Pearl'' for thirteen years. That was our agreement.\\
--->'''Jack:'''
** He
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'''Jones:''' Then you were a poor captain, but a captain nonetheless! Have you not introduced yourself all these years as [[InsistentTerminology Captain]] Jack Sparrow?
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'''Jones:''' Then you were a poor captain, but a captain nonetheless! Have you not introduced yourself all these years as [[InsistentTerminology Captain]] ''[[InsistentTerminology Captain]]'' Jack Sparrow?
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* MarkedByTheSupernatural: The Black Spot is the sign that a person owes his soul to Davy Jones and will be pursued to the ends of the Earth by the Kraken.
* MeatMoss: The interior of the Flying Dutchman is a sea-themed variant of this. Crewmen of the Dutchman are fated to meld into the walls after spending enough time on the ship.
* MeatMoss: The interior of the Flying Dutchman is a sea-themed variant of this. Crewmen of the Dutchman are fated to meld into the walls after spending enough time on the ship.
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* MarkedByTheSupernatural: The Black Spot BlackSpot, an ugly boil on the left palm, is the sign that a person owes his soul to Davy Jones and will be pursued to the ends of the Earth by the Kraken.
* MeatMoss: The interior of theFlying Dutchman ''Flying Dutchman'' is a sea-themed variant of this. Crewmen of the Dutchman ''Dutchman'' are fated to meld into the walls after spending enough time on the ship.
* MeatMoss: The interior of the
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* MockingSingSong: Jack tries to exploit Davy Jones's prohibition from setting foot on land.
-->'''Jack:''' ''(singsong)'' I got a jar of dirt! I got a jar of dirt! And guess what's inside it!
** Jack was also hinting to Jones that [[spoiler:there was something other than dirt, namely Jones' heart, in the jar. Unknown to Jack, Norrington had stolen the heart out of the jar.]]
-->'''Jack:''' ''(singsong)'' I got a jar of dirt! I got a jar of dirt! And guess what's inside it!
** Jack was also hinting to Jones that [[spoiler:there was something other than dirt, namely Jones' heart, in the jar. Unknown to Jack, Norrington had stolen the heart out of the jar.]]
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* MockingSingSong: Jack tries to exploit Davy Jones's prohibition from setting foot on land.
-->'''Jack:''' ''(singsong)'' I got a jar of dirt! I got a jar of dirt! And guess what's inside it!
**land. Jack was is also hinting to Jones that [[spoiler:there was [[spoiler:there's something other than dirt, namely Jones' heart, in the jar. Unknown to Jack, Norrington had stolen the heart out of the jar.]]]]
-->'''Jack:''' ''[singsong]'' I got a jar of dirt! I got a jar of dirt! And guess what's inside it!
-->'''Jack:''' ''(singsong)'' I got a jar of dirt! I got a jar of dirt! And guess what's inside it!
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-->'''Jack:''' ''[singsong]'' I got a jar of dirt! I got a jar of dirt! And guess what's inside it!
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* OminousPipeOrgan: And how, thanks to Davy Jones's piano skills.
* PercussivePrevention: Elizabeth to Norrington. Though she missed the boat on 'preventing him from doing something stupid' like starting a massive BarBrawl, she managed to stop the others from killing him.
* PrepareToDie: "I shall ''pry'' the chest away from your cold, dead hands."
* PercussivePrevention: Elizabeth to Norrington. Though she missed the boat on 'preventing him from doing something stupid' like starting a massive BarBrawl, she managed to stop the others from killing him.
* PrepareToDie: "I shall ''pry'' the chest away from your cold, dead hands."
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* OminousMusicBoxTune: Davy Jones keeps a music box with [[{{Leitmotif}} a tune that is clearly emotionally important to him]]--because it's a match to the one that [[spoiler:Tia Dalma]] holds. He plays the song on his OminousPipeOrgan when he wants it to be louder.
* OminousPipeOrgan:And how, thanks to Davy Jones's piano skills.
Jones has one in his cabin aboard the ''Flying Dutchman'', which stays in working order on a ship that frequently submerges in defiance of all logic, mostly because the ship, like its crew, is part sea creature. Jones plays his {{leitmotif}} on the organ using his beard of tentacles.
* PercussivePrevention: Elizabeth to Norrington. Though shemissed misses the boat on 'preventing him from doing something stupid' like starting a massive BarBrawl, she managed manages to stop the others from killing him.
* PrepareToDie: "I shall ''pry'' the chest away from your cold, dead hands."" On hearing that, Norrington just gives the chest to the ''Dutchman'' crew--because [[spoiler:he'd already removed the heart anyway]].
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* PercussivePrevention: Elizabeth to Norrington. Though she
* PrepareToDie: "I shall ''pry'' the chest away from your cold, dead hands.
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* SayMyName:
-->"''DAMN YOU, JACK...'' '''''[[LargeHam SSSSSPPPPAAAAAAAAAARRROOOOOOOOOWWWW!!!!!]]'''''"
-->"''DAMN YOU, JACK...'' '''''[[LargeHam SSSSSPPPPAAAAAAAAAARRROOOOOOOOOWWWW!!!!!]]'''''"
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* SayMyName:
-->"''DAMNSayMyName: When Davy Jones discovers that [[spoiler:his heart is missing from the Dead Man's Chest]].
-->'''Jones:''' ''DAMN YOU, JACK...'' '''''[[LargeHamSSSSSPPPPAAAAAAAAAARRROOOOOOOOOWWWW!!!!!]]'''''"SSSSSPPPPAAAAAAAAAARRROOOOOOOOOWWWW!!!!!]]'''''
-->"''DAMN
-->'''Jones:''' ''DAMN YOU, JACK...'' '''''[[LargeHam
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-->'''Jack''': Darling, I am truly unhappy to have to tell you this, but through an unfortunate and entirely unforeseeable series of circumstances that had nothing whatsoever to do with me, poor Will has been press-ganged into Davy Jones's crew.
* TemptingFate: "Actually, you don't need ''everyone.'' About six of us will do. ''({{Beat}})'' [[OhCrap Ohhh, dear...]]"
** "The bright side is, you're back and made it off free and clear!" (cue the Flying Dutchman bursting out of the sea literally right behind them)
** "Even Jack Sparrow can't best the devil!" cries one of Davy Jones's crew. Jones immediately [[OhCrap pauses in doubt]], and demands the chest be opened, discovering his heart is gone. Cue SkywardScream.
* TemptingFate: "Actually, you don't need ''everyone.'' About six of us will do. ''({{Beat}})'' [[OhCrap Ohhh, dear...]]"
** "The bright side is, you're back and made it off free and clear!" (cue the Flying Dutchman bursting out of the sea literally right behind them)
** "Even Jack Sparrow can't best the devil!" cries one of Davy Jones's crew. Jones immediately [[OhCrap pauses in doubt]], and demands the chest be opened, discovering his heart is gone. Cue SkywardScream.
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* UnderequippedCharge: Captain Jack Sparrow, after being [[spoiler: handcuffed to the ship the crew was abandoning by Elizabeth Swan]], decided that he wouldn't be killed by the Kraken without a fight and choose to charge the behemoth with nothing but his cutlass. [[spoiler: It didn't end well for him, but he returned from the dead in the sequel.]]
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* UnderequippedCharge: Captain Jack Sparrow, after being [[spoiler: handcuffed to the ship the crew was abandoning by Elizabeth Swan]], decided Swann]], decides that he wouldn't won't be killed by the Kraken without a fight fight, and choose chooses to charge the behemoth with nothing but his cutlass. [[spoiler: It didn't doesn't end well for him, but he returned returns from the dead in the sequel.]]
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* WeirderThanUsual: "The captain's acting a bit strange [''{{beat}}''] ''er''."
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* WeirderThanUsual: "The captain's acting a bit strange [''{{beat}}''] ''[{{beat}}]'' ''er''."
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* CallBack: When the Kraken grabs the Black Pearl, Gibs assumes they've run aground on a reef. Will knows better, having been aboard a ship the Kraken was holding afloat earlier in the film and made the same assumption.
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* EnemyRisingBehind: As the handcuffed Jack struggles to get free, the Kraken emerges from the sea in all its glory for the first time. He only realizes something's up when its massive teeth are level with him.
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* UnderequippedCharge: Captain Jack Sparrow, after being [[spoiler: handcuffed to the ship the crew was abandoning by Elizabeth Swan]], decided that he wouldn't be killed by the Kraken without a fight and choose to charge the behemoth with nothing but his cutlass. [[spoiler: It didn't end well for him, but he returned from the dead in the sequel]].
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* UnderequippedCharge: Captain Jack Sparrow, after being [[spoiler: handcuffed to the ship the crew was abandoning by Elizabeth Swan]], decided that he wouldn't be killed by the Kraken without a fight and choose to charge the behemoth with nothing but his cutlass. [[spoiler: It didn't end well for him, but he returned from the dead in the sequel]].sequel.]]
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* LosingYourHead: Happens to Jones's conch-headed crewman, Hadras.
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* ATasteOfTheLash: Will is whipped by his own father, on Davey Jones' orders.
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* LastStand: "Hello, beastie!" Jack's futile, but irrefutably courageous, charge towards the Kraken.
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* LastStand: "Hello, beastie!" Jack's futile, but irrefutably courageous, charge towards the Kraken. It wasn't all in vain though.
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* FoldSpindleMutilation: During the attack by the {{Kraken}}, one unlucky sailor is dragged through a gun port that is about half his size. We only see his legs, but the sound of his body slowly snapping is very clear.
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* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: After Jack tricks Will into volunteering to settle his debt to Davy Jones, he explains Will's whereabouts to Elizabeth thusly:
-->'''Jack''': Darling, I am truly unhappy to have to tell you this, but through an unfortunate and entirely unforeseeable series of circumstances that had nothing whatsoever to do with me, poor Will has been press-ganged into Davy Jones's crew.
-->'''Jack''': Darling, I am truly unhappy to have to tell you this, but through an unfortunate and entirely unforeseeable series of circumstances that had nothing whatsoever to do with me, poor Will has been press-ganged into Davy Jones's crew.
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* MarkedByTheSupernatural: The Black Spot is the sign that a person owes his soul to Davy Jones and will be pursued to the ends of the Earth by the Kraken.
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* CreepyCrows: Jack introduced at a large, foreboding prison, with crows picking at rotting corpses in cages and one of them landing on a coffin that's been thrown to sea, then getting blown away by Jack, who'd been hiding inside.
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* ExactWords: Jack protests that he only got to be a pirate captain for ''two'' years, when it should have been ten. Davey Jones retorts that he was a ''poor'' captain, and by the way, his CatchPhrase is his InsistentTerminology that he's ''Captain'' Jack Sparrow.
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* When Will is looking for Jack, the last man he speaks to talks about an island where he's seen a marooned ship with black sails, at which he trades for 'long pork'. 'Long pork' being a euphemism for human flesh (although it's left up in the air whether Will would know that.)
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* ChasedByAngryNativesChasedByAngryNatives: Jack's famous scene where he runs from hundreds of angry Pelegostos barbarians.
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The movie begins with the arrival of Lord Cutler Beckett, the head of the East India Trading Company, who blackmails Will into hunting Jack and his [[PlotCoupon magic compass]] to spare Elizabeth's life for treason(since they helped Jack escape). Beckett's ultimate target is the [[SoulJar chest containing the heart]] of Davy Jones, captain of ''The Flying Dutchman'' and immortal lord of the oceans who controls the dreaded monstrous [[GiantSquid Kraken]]. Holding the [[PlotCoupon heart]] will allow Beckett to control Davy Jones, and hence all the seas of the world.
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* MercyKill: Mister Gibbs tries to hold on to a pirate seized by the Kraken, but fails. As he's pulled overboard, the man shrieks "Shoot me!" Cut to Gibbs firing his pistol off-screen.
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* BathroomStallOfOverheardInsults: Well, it's a boat, and there's a kiss, but the gist of it is, [[spoiler:Will sees Elizabeth kiss Jack]] and proceeds to act like a teenage girl afterwards.
* BigNo: Bootstrap yells this before the Kraken is summoned to destroy the ship Will has escaped on.
* BlackSpot: Jack receives one at the beginning of the film.
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* BathroomStallOfOverheardInsults: Well, it's a boat, and there's a kiss, but the gist of it is, [[spoiler:Will sees Elizabeth kiss Jack]] and proceeds to act like a teenage girl jealous child afterwards.
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* FlamingSword: Will sets his sword on fire with some oil from a lantern in an attempt to ward off the zombies.
* {{Foil}}: In a more tragic example, Davy Jones and [[spoiler:Calypso]] whilst in Tia Dalma's body. Davy Jones has a HumanoidAbomination of a body, abandons all emotions and develops a convincing range of reactions, both facial and verbal; and takes delight in putting the lost souls he captures through torment and pain. Tia Dalma, however, has retained all her emotions, and will not hesitate to help those in need, and does not require a steep price in return.
* {{Foil}}: In a more tragic example, Davy Jones and [[spoiler:Calypso]] whilst in Tia Dalma's body. Davy Jones has a HumanoidAbomination of a body, abandons all emotions and develops a convincing range of reactions, both facial and verbal; and takes delight in putting the lost souls he captures through torment and pain. Tia Dalma, however, has retained all her emotions, and will not hesitate to help those in need, and does not require a steep price in return.
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* FlamingSword: Will sets his sword on fire with some oil from a lantern in an attempt to ward off the zombies.
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* {{Foil}}: In a more tragic example, Davy Jones and[[spoiler:Calypso]] [[spoiler:Calypso whilst in Tia Dalma's body. body]]. Davy Jones has is a HumanoidAbomination of a body, HumanoidAbomination, abandons all emotions and develops a convincing range of reactions, both facial and verbal; and takes delight in putting the lost souls he captures through torment and pain. Tia Dalma, [[spoiler:Tia Dalma]], however, has retained all her emotions, and will not hesitate to help those in need, and does not require a steep price in return.
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* WalkDontSwim: Similar to the zombies [[CallBack in the first film]] walking from Isla de Muerta to the ''Dauntless'', the ''Dutchman'''s crew walk from their submerged ship to Isla Cruces.
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!!This film provides examples of:
* ArtificialLimbs: Davy Jones has two legs as a human, but his mutated form turns one of them into a lobster/crab leg that evokes the image of the stereotypical pirate peg leg. While we're at it, his lobster claw hand evokes the image of the stereotypical pirate hook hand.
* AttackAttackRetreatRetreat: In the trailer:
-->'''Will:''' We can't leave without him! ''(sees Jack being chased by natives)'' Time to go!
* AttackOfTheMonsterAppendage: The Kraken is the "whole body seen later" example.
* BathroomStallOfOverheardInsults: Well, it's a boat, and there's a kiss, but the gist of it is, [[spoiler:Will sees Elizabeth kiss Jack]] and proceeds to act like a teenage girl afterwards.
* BigNo: Bootstrap yells this before the Kraken is summoned to destroy the ship Will has escaped on.
* BlackSpot: Jack receives one at the beginning of the film.
* CameraAbuse: A subtle example. As Jack is sailing away from the Island of the Pelegostos and is giving his [[CatchPhrase standard farewell speech]], the wave that smacks Jack in the face and cuts his sentence also manages to hit the camera as well.
* ChargeIntoCombatCut: When Jack Sparrow charges the Kraken with sabre in hand.
* ChasedByAngryNatives
* CraniumChase: One of Davy Jones' henchmen loses his head. The body then stumbles about trying to find the head, while the head tries in vain to give it directions.
* DeadMansChest: Naturally.
* DealWithTheDevil: How Jack originally raised the ''Black Pearl'' ([[AllThereInTheManual nee]] ''[[ShoutOut Wicked Wench]]'') from a watery grave. He reneged on his end of the bargain, then {{Rules Lawyer}}ed his way out of [[{{Psychopomp}} Davy Jones]]' clutches.
* DoomedAppointment: Governor Swann's friend, with whom Swann had aagreed to meet so they could smuggle Elizabeth out, is killed just as they arrive.
* EliteMook: Agents of the East India Co. We only see one of them (Mercer) but Jack "vanished from under the eyes of seven agents of the East India Company" and this is listed as an impressive feat.
* FlamingSword: Will sets his sword on fire with some oil from a lantern in an attempt to ward off the zombies.
* {{Foil}}: In a more tragic example, Davy Jones and [[spoiler:Calypso]] whilst in Tia Dalma's body. Davy Jones has a HumanoidAbomination of a body, abandons all emotions and develops a convincing range of reactions, both facial and verbal; and takes delight in putting the lost souls he captures through torment and pain. Tia Dalma, however, has retained all her emotions, and will not hesitate to help those in need, and does not require a steep price in return.
* ForbiddenZone: The island of the [[ImAHumanitarian Peligostos]]. They make the most delicious [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/long_pork long pork]]. Their ride dumps Will overboard to get there.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: When Tia Dalma tells the tale of how Davy Jones fell in love with a woman, Gibbs says that he heard a different version of the tale in which Jones fell in love with the sea. Tia Dalma says that they are two versions of the same story and both true. [[spoiler:Turns out that he fell in love with a sea goddess]].
* GiveMeASword: Done repeatedly in one scene with three heroes and two swords between them.
* GodGuise: The cannibal island at the beginning of the movie believe Jack Sparrow to be a god.
* HeelFaithTurn: Discussed and PlayedForLaughs. In their first scene in the movie, Pintel and Ragetti talk about how they are going to read Literature/TheBible and become "good men". They revert to their piratical ways pretty soon.
* ImAHumanitarian: The Peligostos.
** The trader that pointed Will to the island as well, judging by the longpork comment.
* ImStandingRightHere: Gibbs, Ragetti, and Pintel freak out at the sight of the Black Spot on Jack's hand. Jack responds with "My eyesight's as good as ever."
* KissOfDistraction: Elizabeth on Jack in order to shackle him to the deck of the ''Pearl''.
* LastStand: "Hello, beastie!" Jack's futile, but irrefutably courageous, charge towards the Kraken.
* {{Leitmotif}}: Davy Jones takes the inspiration for his from a [[MementoMacguffin music box]], all minor keys.
* LifeIsntFair:
-->'''Davy Jones:''' Life is cruel! Why should the afterlife be any different?
* LivingForeverIsAwesome: Jack's motive for wanting to stab Davy Jones's heart, who is already enjoying the fruits of this trope as the immortal lord of the sea.
* LosingYourHead: Happens to Jones's conch-headed crewman.
* LoopholeAbuse: This was Jack's "Plan A" to honor his deal with Jones, and the value of one hundred souls.
--->'''Gibbs:''' And how do you intend to harvest these ninety-nine souls in three days?
--->'''Jack Sparrow''': Fortunately, he was mum as the condition in which these souls need be.
--->'''Gibbs''': Ah. [[WretchedHive Tortuga]], then?
--->'''Jack:''' (Wipes slime on Gibbs) Tortuga.
** He tried it on Jones earlier in the film, but Jones wasn't having any:
-->'''Jones:''' You have a debt to pay. You've been captain of the Black Pearl for thirteen years. That was our agreement.\\
'''Jack:''' Technically, I was only captain for two years, then I was viciously mutinied upon.\\
'''Jones:''' Then you were a poor captain, but a captain nonetheless! Have you not introduced yourself all these years as [[InsistentTerminology Captain]] Jack Sparrow?
* MacGuffinMelee: A long extended sequence in the middle of the movie involved this, as almost all of the regulars competed for control of the chest containing Davy Jones' heart.
* MeatMoss: The interior of the Flying Dutchman is a sea-themed variant of this. Crewmen of the Dutchman are fated to meld into the walls after spending enough time on the ship.
* MegaCorp: The East India Trading Co.
* MockingSingSong: Jack tries to exploit Davy Jones's prohibition from setting foot on land.
-->'''Jack:''' ''(singsong)'' I got a jar of dirt! I got a jar of dirt! And guess what's inside it!
** Jack was also hinting to Jones that [[spoiler:there was something other than dirt, namely Jones' heart, in the jar. Unknown to Jack, Norrington had stolen the heart out of the jar.]]
* MoodWhiplash: The end of the film, particularly Elizabeth kissing Jack.
* OminousPipeOrgan: And how.
* PercussivePrevention: Elizabeth to Norrington. Though she missed the boat on 'preventing him from doing something stupid' like starting a massive BarBrawl, she managed to stop the others from killing him.
* PrepareToDie: "I shall ''pry'' the chest away from your cold, dead hands."
* TheReveal: [[spoiler:The resurrected Captain Barbossa at the end]].
* SayMyName:
-->"''DAMN YOU, JACK...'' '''''[[LargeHam SSSSSPPPPAAAAAAAAAARRROOOOOOOOOWWWW!!!!!]]'''''"
* SkywardScream: Davy Jones. See SayMyName, above.
* TemptingFate: "Actually, you don't need ''everyone.'' About six of us will do. ''({{Beat}})'' [[OhCrap Ohhh, dear...]]"
** "The bright side is, you're back and made it off free and clear!" (cue the Flying Dutchman bursting out of the sea literally right behind them)
** "Even Jack Sparrow can't best the devil!" cries one of Davy Jones's crew. Jones immediately [[OhCrap pauses in doubt]], and demands the chest be opened, discovering his heart is gone. Cue SkywardScream.
* ThisIsGonnaSuck: Jack's reaction to [[spoiler:being eaten by]] the Kraken, among other insalubrious things.
* TribalCarry: Will Turner is brought into the village trussed to a pole like game, and Jack Sparrow spends a few minutes running away from the locals whilst tied to a rotisserie skewer.
* ATruceWhileWeGawk: The pirates momentarily pause battle to watch the strange sight of the mill wheel go by.
* VaginaDentata: The Kraken's mouth (symbolically, rather than literally, obviously).
* VomitIndiscretionShot: Norrington in ''Dead Man's Chest''.
* WackyWaysideTribe: The Peligostos.
* WeirderThanUsual: "The captain's acting a bit strange [''{{beat}}''] ''er''."
* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: The two RedShirt fishermen who stumble upon Jack's hat, and, subsequently, become the Kraken's first victims. It sounds vaguely Russian, but it is too difficult to tell since it is spoken at such a fast pace. DVD subtitles imply that it's meant to be Turkish or Turk-Cypriot.
* WheelOfPain: The kraken-summoning machine.
* YourOtherLeft: The conch-headed crewman's knocked-off head tries to guide his body's fumbling attempts to recover it with instructions like this.
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