Captain Jack started out as a playful but righteous pirate, but in this episode those traits are just gags.
If the captain of this part is replaced by passers-by A, B, C, it seems to be fine. Jack did not contribute wisdom or laughs. His alcoholism was more serious than before, and he also gave his opponent a lot of assists.
Maybe it was because I was too disappointed. The only tear in it—the scene of Captain Barbossa's sacrifice was not too moved. It felt too formalized.
To say the most satisfying place, there may only be a fragment of Captain Salazar's recollection: when the young Captain Jack was playing a compass while looking in the direction of Captain Salazar when he was controlling the ship to make a sharp turn. Young Captain Jack is really handsome
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