After watching O(∩_∩)O , the overall feeling is that the plot is actually quite simple. It was still a decade ago. First officer Barbarossa betrayed our lovely Jack, robbed his beloved Black Pearl, and abandoned him to a deserted island. He was lucky to escape the cursed fate. But what Barbarossa did not expect was that the smart captain fled there in just three days, so he steadfastly pursued the journey of freedom of the Black Pearl. . .
Well, Captain Jack is lucky enough to meet the important people Will. Turner and Elizabeth who can help him regain the black pearl. More importantly, the gold coins that originally belonged to Turner have been stored in Elizabeth's hands for eight years. Because of the existence of the gold coin curse, Captain Jack finally got his beloved black pearl as he wished. By the way, gold coins plus Turner's blood can break the spell. So driven by the call of gold coins and a strong desire to survive, the hateful Barbarossa led his crew to find them, just to grab the gold coins at all costs. . . In the process, Captain Jack revealed a bohemian personality, showed his extraordinary wisdom, was able to escape from the tiger's mouth many times, and also played the seemingly shrewd brigadier general. The climax of the story lies in this, the ups and downs, the plot arrangement is clever enough, Captain Jack made full use of the curse, before the curse is lifted, let the immortal leave the black pearl to kill the British fleet, and at this time, the brave Elizabeth Rescued the crew of the Interceptor and drove away the Black Pearl without any effort. When the spell was broken, Captain Barbarossa and his crew were killed and captured by the British army, perfect!
Throughout the process, I discovered that there is actually nothing that Captain Jack can be overly nostalgic for. Freedom is his true creed. He advocating a pirate life is not just for wealth, but more to pursue an unfettered life. . .
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