#potc 5

[drawnsnake]

Was watching the Nun movies with a friend who is also a POTC fan and this came up

[vakyzart]

Non è finito, ma sentivo di pubblicarlo

Perché mi hai colpito il rapporto (nel film) che c’era tra lui e sua nave.

[silentdragon64]

Me: *after watching the post credit scene from POTC 5 for the first time* Did Davy Jones turn into fucking Freddy Krueger?!

What a horrifying concept. If that legit is what Disney was going for and he comes back for POTC 6, no one is safe in that movie! They’re all fucked!

[elisebongo]

This was the last chapter of Lesaro: living in spite of. The following parts will be its continuation - "Lesaro: the last chord"

[silentmaryarchive]

The lack of Salazar x Lesaro content... fan art... smut... disturbs us. We will mass reblog any nugget of content we find, including NSFW. To our future loyal followers, you have been blessed and warned.

[silentmarytheghostship]

By the way, I always wondered how Salazar felt when Henry, the boy from the British ship he'd spared as a sort of ally, stuck a needle in him like that.

Salazar certainly expected to see him with Sparrow.

But you know, I think he didn't care much of him. You know, he showed him a false gentleness because he was just a boy.

And then he agreed to kill him by sending sharks. (Potential professional wind turbine mode on)

Unless he finished Jack off and Henry's condition was assessed, wondering if there was anything to save. I don't know.

Then he kidnapped the boy, but that was because chance forced him to quickly come up with a plan. The captain performed admirably in this task.

The boy was given to Chris, a throat-slitting specialist. So Salazar maybe didn't really care about the boy's mental life, but he used him as a tool at first.

Here too. But he clearly didn't care much about how the tool was treated. Unless, standing in front of him, he controlled Chris or trusted him. But that was pointless; he just held the victim still until he possessed him.

And the captain still looked at him as if he were a boy, but he no longer considered the consequences.

(-They already knew each other. He already knew his nightmare. Now let him take orders.-)

Jack hurt the ~boy~, and Salazar manifested himself, explaining that he was hurting the boy (not out of concern), not him.

Then he freed himself from his body.

But look at this interesting concept.

When he was trapped in the triangle, let's say the artifact was supposed to free him through the boy.

Then he was trapped in the boy, and through the artifact, he freed himself.

Such a square. One possibility disappears, leaving three.

And then, when he was about to kill Jack, this very boy, this very tool, prevented him.

Look at how wide his eyes widened when he saw what he was about to do.

This boy, whom he had spared and exploited, took advantage of the fact that he was doing it. [not killing and torturing]

Salazar probably didn't anticipate he'd wake up so quickly. And he thought the girl was harmless. (And so it was, lol.)

Salazar freed him.

After days of knowing each other...

He freed Salazar.

Amazing.

Son of the ruler of the seas x the ruler of hell on Earth

And...

Just as Salazar was finishing another plan, closing this chapter, this particular boy ruined it.

Ironic.

Salazar probably didn't care much (-he had more important things to do, lol-), but it would have pissed me off.

(-I wrote this entire post just to say that Salazar didn't care. Congratulations on wasting time.-)

And there's this interesting moment where Salazar is running blindly and weakening.

Here, Jack could have knocked him down, not he him down.

And... the clothes don't change.

Apparently, only bodies were used as vessels for the curse.

[lynacurine]

Salazar？Maybe not very similar？my rough craft…

[hufflepotato-18]

i don’t actually give a flying fuck about ‘dead men no tales’ being a bad movie or not because

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