Infiltration of the Turkish Prison

*"Complications arose, ensued, were overcome.*"

The **Infiltration of the Turkish Prison** was a small mission carried out by Captain Jack Sparrow as he became increasingly anxious about his debt to Davy Jones. To save himself from a lifetime of servitude aboard the *Flying Dutchman*, Jack began a quest to locate the heart of Davy Jones and kill it. To do so, he needed to locate a key that would unlock the chest that held the heart. Jack had heard tell of a drawing that displayed what the key looked like. Jack infiltrated a Turkish prison to find the drawing and escape with it. He did so without much trouble, successfully getting the drawing.

## Prelude

##### Previous: ...

12 years had passed since Jack Sparrow had made a deal with Davy Jones to bring the sunken wreck of the *Wicked Wench* from the depths and allow him 12 years to captain the ship in return for a lifetime of servitude aboard the *Flying Dutchman*. Terrified by the idea of the closing time he had until Davy Jones called upon Jack to answer for his debt to be payed, Jack set out on a quest to kill Davy Jones by finding his heart that had been locked away in the Dead Man's Chest and stabbing it, an act that would kill Jones and free Jack of his commitment to the pirate lord. To do so, Jack needed the key that unlocked the chest, however he started at a disadvantage as... he didn't know what it looked like. He had however heard word of a drawing that displayed the key. He traveled to the Mediterranean Sea where he found a Turkish Prison, inside was the drawing. Jack set out the mission to infiltrate into the prison and extract the drawing.

## Recount

##### The Infiltration

Captain Jack approached the prison under the cover of night, keeping the *Black Pearl* manned and ready away in the fog, unseen by the battlements of the prison. He went inside, where he found his father, Edward Teague. He was successful in finding the drawing, now needing simply to escape.

##### The Escape

Jack Sparrow knew that the dead were tossed into the ocean in wooden coffins. Hoping he would survive the ordeal, Jack snuck into a coffin, being carried down to the coast. As per his plan, his coffin was lifted and thrown into the violent ocean. Once the waters were calm, Jack fired through the lid and into a crow that had perched atop the coffin. He used the hole he had created to break free. He used the leg of the deceased individual who had originally inhabited the coffin to row himself over to where the *Black Pearl* waited for him. He climbed aboard, where he revealed to his crew that his task was a success. They were not amused by the recent lack of plunder under Jack's captaincy. Jack revealed the the crew that he had stolen a drawing of a key, using his wit to get the crew excited by the prospect of whatever the key unlocks. Jack attempted to use his compass to set a heading for the key, however it was unable to provide him with a direction. Jack improvised a heading and retired to his quarters. Marty noted to Mr. Gibbs that Jack had been acting stranger than usual. Mr Gibbs agreed that what bodes ill for Jack Sparrow bodes ill for them all.

## Aftermath

##### The Black Spot

In his quarters, Jack worked restlessly into the night to try and scour maps for clues as to the whereabouts of the Dead Man's Chest or the key. His compass continued to provide him with inaccurate and continually changing directions. Eventually, the rum ran out during Jack's search. He left his quarters to enter the lower decks of the ship where they kept the rum, taking an old bottle. While searching the backrooms, a voice spoke out to Jack, telling him that time had run out. Heading to the source of the voice, Jack found "Bootstrap" Bill Turner, now become a crew member of the *Flying Dutchman.* He told Jack that Davy Jones had sent him to tell him that his time was up, and his time to enter the service of the *Flying Dutchman* had arrived. Jack attempted to talk his way out of it, but was told that his refusal meant that the Kraken, Davy Jones' leviathan creature, would descend upon him and drag him down to Jones' locker. When Jack asked when Jones would release the monster, Bill told Jack that it already approached, searching with ravenous hunger for the man that bears the black spot. With that, Bill gave Jack the black spot, that appeared on Jack's hand. Before Jack could say another word... Bill vanished. Terrified, Jack awoke his crew, getting them into position ready to flee. They immediately fled to the nearest island. Jack the monkey took Jack's hat, throwing it into the ocean. Desperate to reach land however, Jack ordered the crew to just leave it and continue. When Mr. Gibbs questioned Jack about his fear, Jack stating that nothing was after them, feigning ignorance. They would eventually reach an island known as Isla de Pelegostos, an island inhabited by cannibals. There they would remain while Jack continued to be fearful to reenter the ocean.

Meanwhile, the Kraken had been released in search of Jack, even finding the boat in which his hat had been found and scooped up on a small fishing craft. The Kraken wasted no time in crushing and destroying the boat, eating too Jack's hat.

## Appearances

1. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest