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Yo Ho (A Pirate's Life for Me)

"*I love this song! Really bad eggs! When I get the Pearl back, I'm gonna teach it to the whole crew, and we'll sing it all the time!*"
―Jack Sparrow[src]
**Yo Ho (A Pirate's Life for Me)** is the theme song for the original Pirates of the Caribbean attraction.

*The Curse of the Black Pearl* opens with a young Elizabeth Swann singing the song as the H.M.S. Dauntless glides through the fog. Midway through the film, Elizabeth teaches it to Jack Sparrow while they are marooned, and it provides his final line in both the first and third films. It is sung by Elizabeth's child after the credits of *At World's End*, bookending the trilogy.

While the song does not appear in *Dead Man's Chest*, it is featured in the trailer.

## Lyrics

* Words by Xavier Atencio
* Music by George Bruns

*Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me.*

*We pillage, we plunder, we rifle, and loot,*

*Drink up me hearties, yo ho.*

*We kidnap and ravage and don't give a hoot,*

*Drink up me hearties, yo ho.*
*Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me.*

*We extort, we pilfer, we filch, and sack,*

*Drink up me hearties, yo ho.*

*Maraud and embezzle, and even high-jack,*

*Drink up me hearties, yo ho.*
*Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me.*

*We kindle and char, inflame and ignite,*

*Drink up me hearties, yo ho.*

*We burn up the city, we're really a fright,*

*Drink up me hearties, yo ho.*
*We're rascals, scoundrels, villains, and knaves,*

*Drink up me hearties, yo ho.*

*We're devils and black sheep, really bad eggs,*

*Drink up me hearties, yo ho.*
*Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me.*

*We're beggars and blighters, ne'er-do-well cads,*

*Drink up me hearties, yo ho.*

*Aye, but we're loved by our mommies and dads,*

*Drink up me hearties, yo ho.*
Murtogg and Mullroy

**Murtogg** and **Mullroy** are two of the Royal Navy's dimmest marines. They are more of a hindrance than a help, easily distracted from their duties by getting into pointless arguments.

## Appearances

### The Curse of the Black Pearl

During Commodore Norrington's promotion ceremony, Murtogg and Mullroy are assigned to guard the dock at which the HMS *Interceptor* is berthed. Although they carry out their duty loyally, they prove little match for the trickery of Jack Sparrow, and end up engaged in conversation with the pirate aboard the *Interceptor*. Although dutiful, they both prove incapable of rescuing Elizabeth Swann when she falls from atop the fort's battlements, forcing Jack to dive into the ocean to save her.

The Royal Navy ultimately sets out to search for Elizabeth, who is captured during the *Black Pearl*'s attack, and Murtogg and Mullroy are stationed aboard the H.M.S. *Dauntless*. They participate in the fight against Barbossa's undead pirates aboard the vessel, sharing a brotherly handshake before charging into battle.

### At World's End

When the *Flying Dutchman* is commanded by Admiral Norrington, Murtogg and Mullroy work for the East India Trading Company. Upon looking at Davy Jones and his crew, the two are frightened upon seeing their appearances, though Norrington orders them to be steady.

Murtogg and Mullroy are tasked with guarding the Dead Man's Chest, but Jack Sparrow is able to take the chest while the two are bickering. The two then abandon their post, as without the chest there was no more need to guard it, and join the battle around the maelstrom. They switch sides after the battle, adopting piratical outfits and joining in with the celebrations aboard the *Black Pearl*. The two former marines remain aboard as crew members following Barbossa's second mutiny, though they join Pintel and Ragetti in voicing their concerns over this course of action.

## Trivia

* Murtogg and Mullroy are played by Giles New and Angus Barnett, respectively.
* In the first film, Murtogg and Mullroy are seen as the "heroic" counterpoints to the piratical duo Pintel and Ragetti.

## External links

* Murtogg and Mullroy on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
Farthest Gate

"*But if you go and brave the weird and haunted shores at World's End, then you will need a captain who knows those waters.*"
―Tia Dalma[src]

The **Farthest Gate** is the pathway to the land of the dead. At the edge of the world, the seas grow dark, plummeting down into an endless waterfall.

## External links

* Farthest Gate on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
H.M.S. Endeavour

"*The armada's still out there, the Endeavour's coming up hard to starboard, and I think it's time we embrace that oldest and noblest of pirate traditions.*"
―Joshamee Gibbs[src]
The **H.M.S. Endeavour** is Lord Cutler Beckett's imposing flagship. Armed with over a hundred cannons, the Endeavour is the most formidable warship on the seas.

## External links

* HMS Endeavour on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
Flying Dutchman

"*Once you've sworn an oath to the Dutchman, there's no leaving it. Not till your debt is paid.*"
―Bootstrap Bill Turner[src]
The **Flying Dutchman** is a ghost ship captained by Davy Jones and crewed by the doomed souls of those lost at sea. Against the wind she is the fastest vessel on the Seven Seas, but with the wind in her sails, the *Black Pearl* (and she alone) is faster.

## External links

* Flying Dutchman on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
Pirate's Code

"*According to the Code of the Brethren, set down by the pirates Morgan and Bartholomew, you have to take me to your captain."
"I know the Code.*"
―Elizabeth Swann and Pintel[src]
The **Pirate's Code** is the collection of rules by which pirates are expected to ply their trade—but really, they're not rules so much as guidelines. Written down by Morgan and Bartholomew, the Pirata Codex book is watched by the Keeper of the Code, Captain Teague, who protects it under lock and key with a willingness to fire his pistol at any who would tarnish its pages.

## Trivia

* Pirate codes existed in real-world history as sets of articles agreed upon by pirate crews, which dictated the rules of conduct aboard their ships.
* The names "Morgan and Bartholomew" allude to the historical pirates Henry Morgan and Bartholomew Roberts.

## External links

* Code of the Pirate Brethren on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
Bo'sun

**Bo'sun** is the first mate of Captain Barbossa's crew, played by Isaac C. Singleton, Jr. He is a large man of African descent and is covered in ritual scarring, suggesting that he was brought to the Caribbean as a slave.

## Background

The crew of the *Black Pearl* was originally captained by Jack Sparrow, until first mate Barbossa turned them against Jack and led a mutiny. They marooned Jack on an island and headed for the treasure of Isla de Muerta, but soon found themselves damned to a fate worse than hell. Cursed to live forever as the undead, the crew's only hope is to return all the pieces of the Aztec Gold and pay a blood debt to lift the curse. Only the moonlight shows them for what they really are—walking skeletons that cannot be killed. Now after preying on ships and settlements for nearly ten years, their search leads them to Port Royal, summoned by the call of the gold.

## Appearances

### The Curse of the Black Pearl

Bo'sun is first seen when Elizabeth Swann is taken aboard the *Black Pearl* for an audience with Captain Barbossa, silencing her with a hard slap across the face when she tries to speak. His wrist is then grabbed by Barbossa, who sternly reprimands him for harming a person under the protection of parley, before releasing him and turning his attention to Elizabeth.

## External links

* Bo'sun on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
Royal Navy

"*Pride of the king's navy, you are.*"
―Jack Sparrow to Murtogg and Mullroy[src]
The **Royal Navy** is charged by the Crown with keeping peace in the Caribbean, protecting the shipping lanes, and most important, capturing pirates. Lord Cutler Beckett of the East India Trading Company has co-opted the Navy in order to pursue his nefarious objectives.

There are a number of established officer ranks: the lieutenant is usually the second in command aboard a ship, after the captain; the rank of commodore is higher than the rank of captain, and is lower only than the rank of admiral. Most commonly associated with the sea, the red-coated marines are also foot soldiers on land. As its influence grows in the Caribbean, the East India Trading Company employs Royal Navy marines and ships.

## External links

* British Royal Navy on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
Teriax Ailesi

**''Biz Teriaxlılar, yok olmaya yüz tutmuş herhangi bir şeyi alıp ondan milyonlarca yeni şey yaratırız. Teriax mottosu budur.'' -** *İmparatorluk Büyü Akademisi Baş Büyücüsü Luna Aizex*

**''Tanrılar üzerimize lanetlerini mi yağdırsın? Eğer gerçekten bir tanrı varsa, o da Teriaxlıdır!'' -** *Teriax Süvari Binbaşısı Ulteras Teriax*

**Hayat Takvimine göre 500 yılında** kurulmuş, ticaret ve paralı askerlikle tanınan bir ailedir.

Günümüzde bilinen ''**Teriax İmparatorluğu**''nu kurmadan uzun yıllar önce kurulmuş bu aile, Sahip oldukları Dirityum ve Çelik madenleri sayesinden yüklü miktarlarda para kazanan, tehlikeli bir siyasi kimliğe sahip, aristokratik koşullandırmaları bulunan, kıtanın en agresif diplomatlarına sahip olan önemli bir aile idi.

## **İlk Kuruluş ve Dirityum Ticareti**

Aile, Dirityum madeninin finansal değerini ve uzun süreliğini fark ettiği için, köklü paralı askerlik geçmişini kenara koyup ticari bir kimliğe bürünmüştür. Paralı askerlerinin verdiği kısa süreli ama etkili kuvvet ile yıldırdığı bazı aileleri bünyesinde çalışan işçilere çevirmiştir. Yeşil vadinin merkezinde bulunması onu her daim savaş tehdidi ile yan yana tutmuştur. Bu sebeple aile, dönemin Militarist Ailesi olan **Vitreax Ailesi** ile yakın bir ilişki içine girmiştir.

## **Hanedanlık Dönemi**

Birbirinden farklı dört aileyi tek bayrak altında toplamayı başardıktan sonra, sahip olduğu hisseleri güvence altına almak ve daha fazla hisse kazanmak için agresif bir genişleme politikası ortaya koymuş, beş yıl gibi kısa bir sürede, küçük bir Hanedan olmaktan çıkmış ve bir şehir devleti haline gelmiştir. Vitreax Ordularının verdiği güvenle ilerleyiş hız kesmeden devam etmiştir. Vakıf hisselerinin tamamını ele geçirip Vakfı özelleştirmiş ve adını ''**Teriax Ticaret Vakfı**'' yapmıştır.

## **Yükseliş Dönemi**

Teriax Hanedanlığının yükselişi, kıtanın çalkantılı cumhuriyet siyasetine açtığı savaş ile olmuştur. Cumhuriyet karşıtı politikalar meyve vermeye başladığında aile baskıyı arttırmış ve yer yer kılıçlarını çekmiştir. Vitreax başarısı kıtayı sarsarken Teriax'ın bitmek bilmeyen finansal desteği düşmanı oldukça yıldırmıştır. Köklü bir aile olan Litreas Ailesinin casusluk becerileri sayesinde düşman henüz onları duymamışken bile onların hakkında herşeyi bilen bu aileye karşı hiçbir şansları kalmamıştır. Teriax Güneşi, gökyüzünü hızlı ve sert bir biçimde kaplamıştır.

## **90 Yıl Savaşları ve İmparatorluk Dönemi**

Bkz: **90 Yıl Savaşları** Bkz: **Teriax İmparatorluğu**

*''Helain ve Hanelikleri Üzerine''* - *Başkatip Atresius Zolotros Reginas*
Joshamee Gibbs

"*Take what you can!"
"Give nothin' back!*"
―Jack Sparrow and Joshamee Gibbs[src]
Once a sailor in the Royal Navy, **Joshamee Gibbs** turned pirate and is now Jack Sparrow's right-hand man. Handy with a bottle and deeply superstitious, Gibbs is a loyal and trusted crew member who knows all there is to know about the Seven Seas.

## History

### The Curse of the Black Pearl

In *Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl*, Gibbs is first seen as a sailor in the Royal Navy, aboard the vessel carrying Governor Weatherby Swann and his young daughter Elizabeth from England to Port Royal in the Caribbean. Gibbs is highly superstitious and fearful of the mere mention of pirates. When they come across a wrecked vessel (from which young Will Turner is rescued), Gibbs believes it was attacked by pirates—which turns out to be correct, as Elizabeth sees the *Black Pearl* sailing away.

Years later, Gibbs has dropped out of the Royal Navy and turned pirate himself. He hasn't grown any less superstitious, however, and continually rambles on about what causes bad luck. His old friend Jack Sparrow finds him down on his luck, sleeping with pigs in Tortuga. Gibbs agrees to assemble a crew after learning of Jack's plan to get his ship, the *Black Pearl*, back from Captain Barbossa. The crew, with Gibbs as first mate, man the commandeered H.M.S. *Interceptor*, and set sail for Isla de Muerta.

## External links

* Joshamee Gibbs on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
Davy Jones

### Status

Deceased (heart was stabbed by Will Turner, thanks to Jack Sparrow's manipulation)

### Appearances

*Dead Man's Chest*
*At World's End*

### Portrayed by

Bill Nighy

"*Do you fear death? Do you fear that dark abyss? All your deeds laid bare. All your sins punished. I can offer you an escape.*"
―Davy Jones[src]
**Davy Jones** is the supernatural captain of the *Flying Dutchman*. Having corrupted his job's original purpose of ferrying souls lost at sea to the afterlife, he offers drowning sailors the chance to live by joining his crew—a fate that turns out to be worse than death. He is a tortured soul who lives beneath the sea, his still-beating broken heart locked away in a chest, and a terrible sea beast at his command.

Davy Jones, portrayed by Bill Nighy, is one of the main antagonists of the second and third films.

## External links

* Davy Jones on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
Liar's Dice

To pass the long and lonely hours at sea, the *Flying Dutchman*'s crew plays a betting game of **Liar's Dice**. Since they own nothing of value, the men wager the only stake they have left—years of servitude.

Everyone has a set of dice in a cup. They turn the dice without anyone else seeing their numbers, then state their totals - true or just a bluff: "Four threes." Call that a bluff? If wrong, you lose. The next move must go higher: "Five fours." The next player must call it - bluff or truth? The higher the number you claim, the greater the risk of being caught bluffing and called a liar.
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Capitaine Chevalle

**Capitaine Chevalle** is the Pirate Lord of the Mediterranean Sea. He is an aristocratic Frenchman.

His piece of eight is the Queen of Spades.

## Biography

### Background

*From Marseilles, the trading capital of France, the good Capitaine Chevalle, Lord of the Mediterranean Sea, spent years picking off the weak and wealthy trade ships of Europe. Chevalle spent a good bit of his time between the Old World and the French Caribbean colonies. Having crossed paths with Villanueva of Spain, he also plundered the bountiful Spanish treasure fleets, returning from Mexico and points due south.*

## Trivia

* Capitaine Chevalle is played by Marcel Iures.
* His Jolly Roger is based on the flag of Stede Bonnet.

## Image Gallery

Capitaine Chevalle's flag.Capitaine Chevalle's crew.
## External links

* Chevalle on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
Isla Cruces

"*You know this place?"
"Stories. The Church came to the island, and brought salvation, and disease and death. They say the priest had to bury everybody, one after the other. It drove him mad, and he hung himself."
"Better mad with the rest of the world than sane alone.*"
―James Norrington and Elizabeth Swann[src] (deleted scene)

**Isla Cruces** is a deserted island littered with gravestones, on which, many years ago, Davy Jones buried a treasure chest with his still-beating heart inside.

## External links

* Isla Cruces on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
Thomas III

A bottomless well of forgiveness, friendship and energetic cheer, **Thomas III** continued journeying with Sun Wukong for a short time before finding the Monkey King's more ruthless personality traits and loneliness too much to handle. As Wukong had also, by this point, discovered a mystery he wanted to investigate, their parting ended up being amicable. Afterwards he travelled alone for a short time before meeting young vigilante Isaac, a boy with natural enchanting skill in a dystopian iteration of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Impressing the boy with his handling of a crisis, Isaac agreed to join Thomas in his travels to learn from him.
Dead Man's Chest

"*The Dead Man's Chest! Open the chest with the key, and stab the heart. Don't stab the heart! The Dutchman must have a living heart or there is no captain! And if there is no captain, there's no one to have the key!*"
―Wyvern[src]
Sought after, fought over, the **Dead Man’s Chest** holds Davy Jones’ heart. When the pain of lost love became too much to bear, Jones carved the heart from his chest, burying it in a secret location. Whoever possesses the heart controls Davy Jones, thereby controlling the world's oceans.

In appearance, the Dead Man's Chest is a small chest of solid iron and bears carvings in a design similar to tentacles. Its lock is set to resemble a heart when locked and a crab when unlocked (mirroring the love lockets of Davy Jones and Calypso). The key to the chest has a unique double-headed design.

## History

### Dead Man's Chest

Cursed by the mark of Davy Jones, Jack Sparrow sets out in search of the Dead Man's Chest. If Jack has the heart in his possession, Davy Jones would be powerless against him and the curse would be broken.

## Song lyrics

The Dead Man's Chest takes its name from the sea shanty in Treasure Island. Towards the beginning of *Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest*, Joshamee Gibbs sings a few lines of the song:

*Fifteen men on a dead man's chest—*
*Yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of rum!*
*Drink and the devil had done for the rest—*
*Yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of rum!*
## External links

* Dead Man's Chest on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
Koehler

**Koehler** is one of the cursed pirates serving under Captain Barbossa in *The Curse of the Black Pearl*, played by Treva Etienne. He is a skinny black man with dreadlocks, and is never seen far from his partner Twigg.

## Background

The crew of the *Black Pearl* was originally captained by Jack Sparrow, until first mate Barbossa turned them against Jack and led a mutiny. They marooned Jack on an island and headed for the treasure of Isla de Muerta, but soon found themselves damned to a fate worse than hell. Cursed to live forever as the undead, the crew's only hope is to return all the pieces of the Aztec Gold and pay a blood debt to lift the curse. Only the moonlight shows them for what they really are—walking skeletons that cannot be killed. Now after preying on ships and settlements for nearly ten years, their search leads them to Port Royal, summoned by the call of the gold.

## Trivia

* Koehler is played by Treva Etienne.
* He appears as a boss fight in *Pirates of the Caribbean: The Legend of Jack Sparrow*.

## External links

* Koehler on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
Lord Cutler Beckett

### Status

Deceased (perished when the *Endeavour* was blown apart by the *Black Pearl* and the *Flying Dutchman*)

### Appearances

Dead Man's Chest
At World's End

### Portrayed by

Tom Hollander

"*So you see, Mercer, every man has a price he will willingly accept. Even for what he hoped never to sell.*"
―Lord Cutler Beckett[src]
**Lord Cutler Beckett** is the head of the East India Trading Company. Granted superior power by the Royal Commission, he disrupts the wedding of Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann with warrants for their arrest. He is determined to hunt down and destroy every pirate on the Seven Seas, and seeks to accomplish his ultimate goal by finding the Dead Man's Chest and the heart of Davy Jones that beats inside.

Lord Beckett, portrayed by Tom Hollander, is the main antagonist in the second and third films.

## External links

* Cutler Beckett on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
Kraken

"*Jones' terrible leviathan will find you, and drag the Pearl back to the depths and you along with it!"
"Any idea when Jones might release said terrible beastie?"
"I already told you, Jack. Your time is up. It comes now, drawn with ravenous hunger to the man what bears the Black Spot.*"
―Bootstrap Bill Turner and Jack Sparrow[src]
Davy Jones has at his command a terrible sea beast, known as the **Kraken**. An ancient and horrible creature of the darkest deep, the Kraken brings the captain of the Flying Dutchman ever more souls onto his cursed ship.

## Traits

The Kraken is Davy Jones' obedient leviathan, sent to prey on unwary ships and mariners. With a hideous roar, the sea monster rises from the depths and wraps its gigantic tentacles around the ship before it pulls it down into the sea. Powerful tentacles slam into the deck, breaking it in two. On its breath, the terrified crew smells the rotting corpses of a thousand drowned sailors. The huge suckers on the Kraken's tentacles are strong enough to pull the flesh clean away from a sailor's face, and its gaping maw is surrounded by rows of sharp fangs.

The dreaded Black Spot appears when one is marked for death by the Kraken. Its presence on Jack's hand means that there is nowhere on the sea he could hide.

## Trivia

* The Kraken is inspired by a thousand years of seagoing mythology, with perhaps a tip of the hat to the famed giant squid in Walt Disney Pictures' own 1954 classic, "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea". The word “Kraken” was first heard in 12th-century Norwegian legends, referring to a creature the size of an island, and usually depicted as a giant squid. In these legends the Kraken's many arms or tentacles could reach to the top of a ship's mainmast and could without any great effort capsize a full-rig vessel. So great was the creature’s fame that it was even immortalized in British poet Alfred, Lord Tennyson’s “The Kraken,” scribed in 1830.
* The Kraken is masterfully brought to life in *Dead Man's Chest* by a phalanx of visual effects artists at Industrial Light & Magic, the live-action elements meticulously calibrated with the visual effects plans. *"The Kraken sequences were extensively pre-visualized,"* notes visual effects supervisor John Knoll, *"and we were literally shooting specific pieces to conform to that animatic blueprint. The Kraken scenes are technically very complex, because there’s a lot of interaction with water and we see shots looking down the whole of the ship, with a dozen tentacles swarming around, picking characters off the deck. Putting the composites together are very difficult...every shot takes months of effort."*

## External links

* Kraken on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
Map to the Land of the Dead

"*Nothing here is set. These can't be as accurate as modern charts."
"No. But it leads to more places.*"
―Will Turner and Tai Huang[src]
The **Map to the Land of the Dead** is a set of ancient charts held by Sao Feng. Made up of a series of rings that can line up many different ways, the navigational charts show the way to World's End—beyond which lay Davy Jones's Locker.

Phrases and text on the map include:

* *Ghosts of Lost Souls at Sea to be Shepherded Through the Watery Passageway*
* *Forgotten Sailors Sleep with Eyes Open Dreaming of a Salt Water Death*
* *The Rich Man Finds No More Hope of Continued Life—Death Will Always Be A Stairway Behind*

There are also paintings of several creatures both real and mythological on the map, including a dragon, a tiger, and another small creature who curiously resembles an early version of a legendary mouse. If the map's rings are aligned properly, the pathway to the Fountain of Youth is revealed.

According to the Certificate of Authenticity to a limited edition reproduction of the Map of the Land of the Dead:

*This map was presented to the esteemed and great navigator Wu Ling for his journeys to the mysterious gates of the afterlife. The map leads to spiritual realms and legends of the land beyond death. It was compiled by the four explorers of the Dark Dynasty. It uses meridian arcs, equatorial divisions, geographic landmarks and magic keys to guide one's spiritual passage.*
*This reproduction has aligned the arcs showing the pathway to the Fountain of Youth. It was solely created for the Pirates Marathon on May 24th, 2007 at the El Capitan Theatre.*
## Behind the Scenes

* The Map to the Land of the Dead was designed by conceptual consultant James Ward Byrkit.

## Image Gallery

The Fountain of YouthElizabeth Swann and Jack SparrowHidden Mickey
Shipwreck Cove

"*Look alive and keep a weather eye! Not for naught it's called Shipwreck Island. Where lies Shipwreck Cove and the town of Shipwreck.*"
―Joshamee Gibbs[src]

**Shipwreck Cove** is the legendary retreat of the Brethren Court. A stronghold nigh impregnable, Shipwreck City is built out of hundreds of wrecked ships and hidden in the crater of a dead volcano.

## Description

Shipwreck City, in Shipwreck Cove, on Shipwreck Island proves one thing—that while pirates are clever clogs capable of the most ingenious evil schemes, they are an unimaginative bunch when it comes to naming things. The island itself is a volcanic crater, its extinct cone providing the calm, circular haven of the fabled cove. The approach to Shipwreck Cove is through a perilous sea tunnel called The Devil's Throat.

An abandoned hull forms the chamber of the Brethren Court. Surrounded by the curved spars of the wrecked ship sits an historic meeting table that has witnessed much pirate business and bloodshed, and it is around this table that the nine Pirate Lords once again convene.
Ray Albright

**Ray Albright** (レイ・オルブライト) is the **Abyss Shaman** of the Seven Sages. Ray is the third to hold the title of Abyss Shaman as the successor of House Albright.

## Appearance

Ray is a pale and lanky young man with unevenly cut hair. Over two hundred shamanic spells are engraved on his body, covering almost every inch of his body in markings, including his hands and his cheek. As a result of this, he also has dyschromatosis, which turned his hair an unnatural vivid purple and eyes pink.

## Personality

Ray is described as an incredibly quiet disquieting, gloomy, creepy and "seriously crazy guy". He has a habit of muttering his desire to be loved and is enthusiastic whenever a girl gives him attention, even to the point of laughing creepily to himself. By his own words, he almost never goes out, much like how the Silent Witch, Monica Everett, used to be. He has an aversion to metaphorical brightness and radiance, but also physical associations such as places, people, and the color white, claiming he would "melt away and die" from "too much radiance". He has no qualms in expressing his dislike of such things and people, like the Barrier Mage Louis Miller. However, he was capable of facing his aversion for the sake of others, such as entering the "radiant" Serendia Academy to help Monica. He also had a bit of a sadistic streak, though this could stem from the Albright family's use of curses to inflict pain and suffering on a target without letting them die.

## Abilities

* **Shamanic Magic**: As the third Abyss Shaman and successor of House Albright, Ray is an expert in shamanic magic, also known as curses. Over two hundred cursed seals are engraved on his body, covering almost every inch of his body. Similar to how the royal family is fed trace amounts of poison to build up resistance, Ray had trained his body to acquire resistance to shamanic spells. Ray claimed that he was capable of cursing Serendia Academy to have mushrooms grow all over it and causing one to stub their toe every five minutes. He was later able to cast a curse that caused an enemy mage to feel immense pain and was able to curse rose seedlings to turn into vines to restrain the enemy mages. His control over curses allowed him to inflict pain and suffering on a target without letting them die. He is also well-versed in shamanic tools and their uses, like Crimson Wrath and could absorb the curse on the item into the shamanic seal on his body.

## Gallery

Character IntroductionRay's first appearanceRay, with Monica and LouisRay and Monica approached by LouisRay on the Volume 5 CoverRay in Volume 5Ray and the other Sages
Hai Peng

"*You have the charts?"
"And better yet. A ship and a crew.*"
―Hector Barbossa and Will Turner[src]
The **Hai Peng** is a ship in the fleet of Singapore Pirate Lord Sao Feng. Best described as a junk that looks like junk, she is loaned to Captain Barbossa in his endeavor to rescue Jack Sparrow from Davy Jones' Locker.

## Appearances

### At World's End

Captain Barbossa, Will Turner, Elizabeth Swann, and the crew embark on a desperate quest to rescue Jack. They travel to Singapore to confront the pirate Sao Feng and gain charts, and a ship, that will take them off to World's End.

The *Hai Peng* plows the icy expanses in search of the passage to Davy Jones' Locker, following the mysterious route indicated on Sao Feng's map. Later that night, the sea turns to a dark mirror full of stars, and straight ahead, the water breaks off into an endless waterfall—the edge of the world. Too late to alter course, the *Hai Peng* plummets down into the inky black nothingness below. Broken wreckage is scattered along the shores of Davy Jones' Locker—all that is left of the *Hai Peng*.

## External links

* Hai Peng on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
Mistress Ching

**Mistress Ching** is the Pirate Lord of the Pacific Ocean. She is a blind Chinese woman.

## History

### Background

*Piracy along the China coast has a long and profitable tradition. Shanghai was the maritime capital, and Mistress Ching, Lord of the Pacific, made a comfortable living there. She had hundreds of vessels at her disposal, and ruled with bloody terror all the way up and down the coast of China. Incredible to say, but she was completely without her sense of sight. Her men were notoriously nasty to their victims; they would behead them just as soon as look at them. Powerful to the end, she was one of the few pirate captains to retire proper. She set herself up in Canton, a wealthy lady.*

### At World's End

During the meeting of the Brethren Court, Mistress Ching prefers to remain within Shipwreck Cove rather than attack Beckett's armada, claiming that their fortress is impenetrable. It is only after Elizabeth Swann is elected Pirate King that she agrees to fight. Her piece of eight is a small pair of spectacles.

## Behind the scenes

* Mistress Ching is played by Takayo Fischer.
Dünya Ticareti

## **Helain Ekonomisi:**

Yüksek Miktarda Kabul Gören Para Birimleri:

- **Altın** - **Gümüş** - **Bronz** - **Elmas** - **Yakut** - **Zümrüt** - **Pırlanta** - **Kristal** - **İnci** -

1. **100 Bakır Sikke : 1 Gümüş Sikke**
2. **100 Gümüş Sikke : 1 Altın Sikke**

## **Kuzey Ticareti:**

Kabul Gören Para Birimi: - **Bronz Sikke** - **Gümüş Sikke** -

### **Kuzey Ticaret Loncası Paraları:**

1. Lonca Altını: 2 Altın Sikke
2. Lonca Gümüşü: 2 Gümüş Sikke
3. Nelithir Dinarı: 1.5 Gümüş Sikke
4. Altın İnci: 20 Gümüş Sikke
5. Denizci Kristali: 4 Altın

**Savaştan dolayı, bazı para birimleri değerlerini kaybetmiş ve kullanımdan kalkmıştır.**

## **Güney Ticareti**

Kabul Gören Para Birimi: - **Bronz Sikke** - **Gümüş Sikke** - **Yakut** -

### **Hayatözü Nehri Paraları:**

1. Güney Elması (Yakut): 5-15 Altın
2. Nehir Gümüş Dinarı: 2 Gümüş

### **Güney Ticaret Loncası Paraları:**

1. Lonca Altın Sikkesi: 2 Altın Sikke
2. Lonca Gümüş Sikkesi: 2 Gümüş Sikke
3. Lonca Bakır Sikkesi: 2 Bakır Sikke
4. Lonca Yakut Dinarı: 10 Altın Sikke
5. Güney Altın Sikkesi: (Değişken 1-5 Altın Sikke)
6. Kızgın Kumlar Kurukafa Dinarı: 15 Altın Sikke

## **Doğu Ticareti**

Kabul Gören Para Birimi: - **Gümüş Sikke** - **Altın Sikke** - **Yakut** - **Zümrüt** - **Elmas** - **Florin** - **Dinar**

### **Değerli Para Birimleri:**

1. İmparatorluk Kredisi: 4 Gümüş Sikke
2. Dinar: 1 Gümüş Sikke 50 Bakır Sikke
3. Florin: 1 Gümüş Sikke 25 Bakır Sikke
4. Zümrüt: 6 Altın Sikke
5. Yakut: 8 Altın Sikke
6. Elmas: 15 Altın Sikke

### **Doğu Ticaret Loncası Paraları:**

1. Lonca Gümüş Sikkesi: 2 Gümüş Sikke
2. Lonca Altın Sikkesi: 2 Altın Sikke
3. Kelletutan Sikkesi: 5 Gümüş Sikke

## **Batı Ticareti**

Kabul Gören Para Birimi: - **Gümüş Sikke** - **Altın Sikke** - **Yakut** - **Zümrüt** - **Elmas** - **İmparatorluk Kredisi** - **Florin** - **Dinar** - **Kron** -

### **Değerli Para Birimleri:**

1. İmparatorluk Kredisi : 4 Gümüş Sikke
2. Dinar: 1 Gümüş Sikke 50 Bakır Sikke
3. Florin: 1 Gümüş Sikke 25 Bakır Sikke
4. Kron: 50 Bakır Sikke
5. Zümrüt: 6 Altın Sikke
6. Yakut: 8 Altın Sikke
7. Elmas: 15 Altın Sikke

### **Batı Ticaret Loncası Paraları:**

1. Lonca Gümüş Sikkesi: 2 Gümüş Sikke
2. Lonca Altın Sikkesi: 3 Altın Sikke

### **İmparatorluk Kredileri:**

1. Elmas Kredisi: 2 Elmas
2. Zümrüt Kredisi: 2 Zümrüt
3. Yakut Kredisi: 2 Yakut

## **İmparatorluk Ticaret Loncası**

Kabul Gören Para Birimi: - **İmparatorluk Kredileri** -

### **Değerli Para Birimleri:**

1. İmparatorluk Elmas Kredisi: 2 Elmas
2. İmparatorluk Yakut Kredisi: 2 Yakut
3. İmparatorluk Zümrüt Kredisi: 2 Zümrüt
4. İmparatorluk Altın Kredisi: 2 Altın Sikke
5. İmparatorluk Gümüş Kredisi: 2 Gümüş Sikke
H.M.S. Interceptor

"*Oh, the Dauntless is the power in these waters, true enough, but there's no ship as can match the Interceptor for speed.*"
―Murtogg[src]
The **H.M.S. Interceptor** is the fastest ship in the British fleet. Norrington has made her his flagship, as he hunts down the last dregs of piracy on the Spanish Main.

## Design

The Interceptor is a sleek two-masted clipper, purported to be the fastest vessel commissioned to His Majesty’s Service. She is armed with twelve main deck guns, six on deck and six in the cabin, and four smaller guns on the upper deck. Along with the sixteen cannons, the Interceptor has two swivel guns at the stern.

## Trivia

* The Interceptor is played by the Lady Washington, a full-scale period reproduction of the first American vessel to make landfall on the Pacific Northwest Coast in 1789.
* On the DVD extras, there is a featurette called Diary of a Ship, a documentary showing the Lady Washington's 40-day voyage from Long Beach, California, to the island of St. Vincent.

## External links

* HMS Interceptor on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
Seven Sages

The **Seven Sages** are a group of elite mages comprised of top magecraft practitioners in the Kingdom of Ridill who answer directly to the King and perform a variety of tasks in greater service to the Kingdom from security to ceremony to infrastructure.

## Former Members

 Abyss Shaman (2nd)
 Abyss Shaman (1st)

## Powers and Abilities

One of the requirements to become one of the Seven Sages was to have a mana capacity of at least 150, which is considered very high, though at least three sages exceeded 200, which was considered exceptionally high. The Silent Witch Monica Everett had a mana capacity of at least 202 when she last measured, with the possibility of having increased since then. For reference, the crystal used at Serendia Academy's fundamental magecraft class measured only up to 250 capacity. Of those three, two of the Seven Sages have a mana capacity exceeding 250, which is exceedingly rare and are among the only three individuals, including Glenn Dudley, pupil of the Barrier Mage Louis Miller, who are known to possess that amount of mana in the entire Kingdom of Ridill.

The Seven Sages are also known to have the ability to summon Spirit Kings, an advanced magecraft technique most High Mages couldn't do. Monica Everett had summoned Sheffield - King of the Wind Spirits on numerous occasions. Part of a Sages' duty is to perform magical dedications, a ritual wherein they would present a type of magecraft and dedicate it to a god or Spirit King, during certain festivals and ceremonies. One such magical dedication involved absorbing mana from the surrounding environment and releasing it. The Starseer Witch Mary Harvey performed a magicule release for the magical dedication of Archraedo - King of the Earth Spirits, during the Bell-Ringing Festival in Corlapton.

## Trivia

* Whether or not they are referred to as Witch or Mage is irrelevant to their gender as Raul, the Witch of Thorns, refers to himself as a witch despite being male.

## Gallery

Monica Everett, The Silent WitchLouis Miller, The Barrier MageMary Harvey, The Starseer WitchRay Albright, The Abyss ShamanBradford Firestone, The Artillery MageRaul Roseberg, The Witch of ThornsEmanuel Darwin, The Gem MageLouis and MonicaMonica, Louis and their familiarsRay, Monica and LouisMonica and Louis in combatLouis approaching Monica and RayMonica with Ray in the backgroundMonica and BradfordMonica, Mary and LouisThe Seven Sages (excluding Raul)Louis and EmmanuelRay, Raul and Monica
Hoist the Colours

"*The song has been sung. The time is upon us. We must convene the Brethren Court.*"
―Hector Barbossa[src]

**Hoist the Colours** is a haunting shanty and an anthem for pirates across the seven seas. The lyrics tell the story of the first Brethren Court and the imprisonment of the sea goddess, Calypso.

As hundreds accused of piracy are rounded up and hanged without trial by order of Lord Cutler Beckett, a young cabin boy begins to sing the song. It then spreads to the others on the gallows and eventually to everyone awaiting their execution. What starts as a mournful song before death grows into a defiant chorus and a call to action.

The melody is used as a theme throughout *At World's End*, and fulfills a tradition in the trilogy that every film begins with a pirate song.

## Lyrics

* Lyrics by Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio
* Music by Hans Zimmer and Gore Verbinski

*Yo, Ho haul together, hoist the colours high*

*Heave ho, thieves and beggars, never shall we die*

*Yo, Ho haul together, hoist the colours high*

*Heave ho, thieves and beggars, never shall we die*
*The King and his men stole the queen from her bed*

*and bound her in her bones*

*The seas be ours and by the powers*

*Where we will...we'll roam*
*Yo, Ho haul together, hoist the colours high*

*Heave ho, thieves and beggars, never say we die*
*Some men have died and some are alive*

*And others sail on the sea*

*With the keys to the cage*

*And the devil to pay*

*We lay to Fiddler's Green!*
*Yo, Ho haul together, hoist the colours high*

*Heave ho, thieves and beggars, never shall we die*
*The bell has been raised from its watery grave*

*Do you hear its sepulchral tone?*

*A Call to all, pay heed to the squall*

*And turn your sail towards home!*
*Yo, Ho haul together, hoist the colours high*

*Heave ho, thieves and beggars, never shall we die*
## External links

* Hoist the Colours on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
Young Will Turner

The nine-year-old son of Elizabeth Swann and Will Turner. His name is never spoken in the film, but he is listed as "Young Will Turner" in the credits.

The child remains with Elizabeth, keeping a weather eye on the horizon as they await his father's return.

## Trivia

* He is played by Dominic Scott Kay in the final scene of *At World's End*.
* Will and Elizabeth's son is named "Young Will Turner" in the end credits. The character's name is changed to Henry Turner in the fifth film/soft reboot, *Dead Men Tell No Tales*.

## External links

* Henry Turner on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
Jack the Monkey

"*Why thank ye, Jack."
"You're welcome."
"Not you, we named the monkey 'Jack'.*"
―Captain Barbossa and Jack Sparrow[src]
**Jack** is Captain Barbossa's beloved pet monkey. Named after Jack Sparrow and forever cursed by the Aztec Gold that doomed the crew of the *Black Pearl*, he is probably the meanest, most rotten-tempered undead simian in all the Caribbean.

## History

### The Curse of the Black Pearl

According to Barbossa, Jack was mockingly named after Captain Jack Sparrow. Upon finding the treasure of Isla de Muerta, Barbossa's pet monkey was cursed along with the rest of the crew, becoming a skeleton under the moonlight. Never far from his master, Jack takes care of the precious medallion, the final piece of the Aztec Gold needed to lift the curse. The monkey is defeated when he is thrown overboard by Elizabeth, no longer afraid of him.

In a scene after the film's credits, Jack is shown swimming back into the cave, where he steals a piece of the Aztec Gold and becomes cursed again.

### Dead Man's Chest

Jack the Monkey found his way back aboard the Black Pearl, now under Jack Sparrow's command. The cursed monkey was the only thing to survive Isla de Muerta after it was swallowed into the sea. The undead creature torments the crew, unable to die no matter how many times Jack Sparrow shoots him. Jack is later bartered to Tia Dalma for information about Davy Jones, and is shown wandering near a pair of black boots, apparently Barbossa's. When the resurrected Captain Barbossa reveals himself at the conclusion of the film, Jack is once again perched upon his master's shoulder.

## Trivia

* Jack smiles when Barbossa thanks him after he returns the medallion to him. In the special features on the DVD, it is revealed that the monkey did this purely by chance, and it was not planned out in any way.

## External links

* Jack the Monkey on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
Turkish Prison

"*Not quite according to plan."
"Complications arose, ensued, were overcome.*"
―Joshamee Gibbs and Jack Sparrow[src]
"Dead Man's Chest" opens far from the Caribbean, with Jack Sparrow held captive in a **Turkish Prison** along the cliffs of the Mediterranean Sea.

The ill-fated prisoners hang in cages along a narrow bridge, with no hope of salvation. Bloodthirsty crows peck out their eyes, but their moans of torment and despair cannot touch the hearts of the ruthless guards. Nobody escapes from the Turkish Prison alive, so Jack sneaks inside a coffin with a dead prisoner, which the guards drop from a clifftop into the hungry sea.
Compass

"*True enough, this compass does not point north."
"...Where does it point?"
"It points to the thing you want most in this world.*"
―Jack Sparrow and Elizabeth Swann[src]
While the **compass** that Jack Sparrow holds dear refuses to point due north, it does point toward that which the heart most desires.

## External links

* Jack Sparrow's compass on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
Isla de Muerta

"*Have you not heard the stories? Captain Barbossa and his crew of miscreants sail from the dreaded Isla de Muerta. It's an island that cannot be found except by those who already know where it is.*"
―Jack Sparrow[src]
**Isla de Muerta** is an island that no man could find if he had not yet been there. Deep in a cavern on the mysterious island stands an ancient chest filled with Aztec Gold guarded by pirates who are doomed to wander the seven seas as ghosts until all 882 pieces have been returned. Mysteriously shrouded in an everlasting fog, the island is surrounded by a graveyard of lost ships; its waters swarm with hammerhead sharks.

Stories told of Isla de Muerta speak of a hidden treasure beyond anyone's imagination—untold wealth stolen from men and captains too bold to fear ghost stories and pirates. All the stories are true: it is in the echoing cave on the island that Captain Barbossa and his crew heap up their plunder. Until the curse is lifted, wealth is worthless to them for nothing they can buy brings them pleasure. Sitting atop the highest pile of treasure is the chest of Cortez himself—waiting patiently for the last piece of the gold to return to its rightful spot.

After the curse is finally lifted, the island is swallowed into the sea, taking the treasure along with it.

## External links

* Isla de Muerta on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
H.M.S. Dauntless

"*Well, because…because the H.M.S. Dauntless, pride of the Royal Navy, is floating just offshore. Waiting for you.*"
―Jack Sparrow[src]
The **H.M.S. Dauntless** is the power of the British Navy in the Caribbean. Armed with a hundred cannons, the *Dauntless* is powerful enough to make any pirate take pause.

## History

### The Curse of the Black Pearl

The H.M.S. *Dauntless* first appears in the opening scene of the film, slowly emerging from an impenetrable wall of fog. Twelve-year-old Elizabeth Swann stands at the bow of the ship, singing, “Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate’s life for me.” The *Dauntless* is one of the strongest ships in the Royal Navy, and for that reason she has been designated to carry Elizabeth and her father, Governor Weatherby Swann, to the British settlement of Port Royal in Jamaica. Accompanying them on the voyage is Lieutenant James Norrington and a sailor named Joshamee Gibbs. Those aboard the *Dauntless* soon happen upon the burning wreck of a merchant vessel attacked by pirates, and the crew is roused into action to rescue the only survivor found drifting amongst the destruction: a young boy named Will Turner. Only Elizabeth catches sight of the *Black Pearl* slipping back into the fog, escaping notice of the *Dauntless*.

When the story picks up eight years later, the H.M.S. *Dauntless* is next seen lying at anchor in the tranquil harbor of Port Royal, where the imposing vessel serves to protect the town from the threat of pirates. Under the command of newly-promoted Commodore James Norrington, the *Dauntless* is the power of the British Navy in the Caribbean, and he has used her might to wipe out most pirates in the region. Jack Sparrow takes his time surveying the Dauntless as he arrives in port, but he is more interested in commandeering the far smaller H.M.S *Interceptor*—purported to be the fastest vessel commissioned to His Majesty’s Service. Later, as night falls on Port Royal, the *Black Pearl* slips past the *Dauntless* and silently enters the harbor under cover of darkness.

## Trivia

* The Dauntless was constructed to resemble the British warship, the Victory. A famous 100-gun ship that won countless battles during its heyday, the Victory was the pride of the British fleet.

## External links

* HMS Dauntless on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki
Edinburgh Trader

"*It's not like that, sir. This ship is haunted.*"
―Bursar[src]
The ***Edinburgh Trader*** is a merchant ship plying an honest trade across the Caribbean. However, the ill-fated vessel is destined for a most unpleasant encounter with the Kraken.

## History

### Dead Man's Chest

Well-disguised in sailor's clothes, Elizabeth Swann stows away aboard the *Edinburgh Trader* as it sails from Port Royal. A sailor on deck comes across Elizabeth's wedding dress, and the superstitious crew soon becomes convinced that the ship is haunted by a ghostly bride who was widowed before her marriage. Later, the shadowy figure of the dress floats across the ship, secretly pulled along by Elizabeth from high up in the rigging, and the "spirit" persuades Captain Bellamy to head for Tortuga.

Back on the open sea, the *Edinburgh Trader* picks up Will Turner. But before long, the *Flying Dutchman* is spotted on the horizon. Suddenly, the ship lurches to a sudden stop, and the crew believe that they have hit a reef—until Captain Bellamy is snatched away by a giant tentacle. The Kraken appears from the depths and begins its attack. Arms of the terrible sea beast swoop up the starboard side of the ship, clearing men from the decks and smashing the masts. The Kraken breaks the ship in two and pulls it under the sea. When it is over, the last survivors of the merchant ship are killed by Davy Jones' crew.

## Crew

* Captain Bellamy
* Bursar
* Quartermaster
* Cook
* Sailor

## Trivia

* The Edinburgh Trader is played by the H.M.S. Bounty, built for the 1962 film "Mutiny on the Bounty".
* When the sailors fight over Elizabeth's dress on the ship, they talk about the ghost of a woman who was widowed before her wedding. This is similar to a plot point in the Disney ride "The Haunted Mansion".

## External links

* Edinburgh Trader on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki