Piratas Del Caribe

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This the story of the Pirates of the Caribbean anclff-\i C
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ou ready? Sail away with me now.

High on the walls of a Turkish prison overlooking
the sea, Captain Jack Sparrow hid in a wooden
coffin, waiting for the guards to toss itinto the
ocean. As it hit the waves, Jacky scrambled out. ln
his hand, he clutched a drawing of a key.
Back on board his ship, the Black Pear, Jack showed the
drawing to his crew. “Gentlemen, what do keys do'?”
“Keys... unlock things?”
“And whatever this key unlocks, inside there’s something
valuable. So we’re setting out to find whatever this key
unlocks.”
- “No! If we don’t have thekey, we can’t open whatever it
is we don’t have that it unlocks. So What purpose' would be
served in finding whatever need be unlocked, which we don’t
have, without first having found the key what unlocks it?”
So they set off to find the key. But Jack’s compass wasn’t
working properly, and he didn’t know which way to sail.

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‘That night .as._Jack pacedthe deck; 'a pale figure Steppedfrom the shadows. _It was Bootstrap Bill with a_.message.
“Times run out, Jack. He s_ent me. Davy Jones.'You made a
deal with him too, J ack( He raised the.Pearl from the depths
for you. Thirteen years `you’ye'been a`Captain. _Jack,_-_you
Won’t be able to talk yourself out of this. The terms what
apply to me, apply to you as well, One soul, bound to crew a
hundred years upon a ship...” _‘ A iV _
“Yes, but the Flying Dutchman already has a Captain; so
there’s really...”_ V pi V ' V _
“Then it’s ‘The Locker’ for you!! Jones’ terrible leviathan
will find you and drag the_Pearl back to thedepths and you
alonglwith itl” ' A _ ' ‘ ` - 'T
As Bootstrap spoke, a black spot appeared on J ack’s hand.
Terrifled,'_he-shouted at his crew. ‘fOn deck, all hands! Run,
keep ru_nning!” ` T ‘ '` W _ _ _ _ -
“Do We have a heading?” A i
“Runl-Land!" _
“Which_port?”
“Didn’t say port, I said land! Any land”

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Meanwhile, in Port Royal, Elizabeth Swann and Will
'Furneii had their own troubles. Lord Cutler Beckett, head
ofthe East India -Trading Company, had arrested them for
piracy. Beckett addressed his prisoner. “By your efforts,
Jack Sparrow was set free. I- would like you togo to him and
recover a certain property in his possession.” p
"Recover, atthe point of a sword?" '
“Bargain You will offeriwhat amounts to a full pardon. Jack
will be free, aprivateer the employ of England. Jack must
find his place in the New World or perish. _Not unlike you, Mr.
Turner. ‘You and your liancéface the han`gman’s no0'se.”" " "
“So you get _both_J ackanjd the Black Pearl.” A g`_
.".“A ship? Hardly. The itemiin question’s' considerably
'smaller and far more valuable. Something Sparrow keeps
on hisperson atgall times... a compass. Bring back that
compass or there’s no dealf’ ._ `
Will accepted the deal. He left to tell Elizabeth, who was
still being heldina prison cell. Elizabeth was worried.
“J ack’s compass? What does Beckett want with that?”
“Doesiit`matter?”f . . A _ - '
“I_have _faith in you. Both of you.” But when Will left,
Elizabeth began making her 'own plans. "

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Will searched the seas for days. At last; he spied the Black
Pearl stranded on the beach of a deserted island. A deathly
silence hung over the island. Will’s shouts echõed strangely as
he thrashed through the deep juiígle, “Jack! Jack Sparrow!”
Meanwhile in Port Royal,Elizabeth escaped her prison cell,
sneaked into Beckett’s offices and held him at gun point. “I’m
here to negotiate”
. “I’m listening intently.” .. . .
“These Letters of Marque, theýare signed by the King.”
“You’re making great efforts to ensure Jack Sparrow’s
. freedom” . . . : .. .
“These aren’t going to Jack.”
“Oh, really? To ensure Mr. Turner’s freedom then? I’ll still
want that...