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The Quartermaster showed a somewhat reckless, but wise, personality, willing to risk Jack Sparrow's life to persuade the latter. He was daring, taking this matter into his own hands when he knew he had good judgment. The Quartermaster also showed excessive discipline when working the human crew of the Queen Anne's Revenge to the point where they staged a mutiny. [5]
After the Queen Anne's Revenge arrived to Whitecap Bay, the Quartermaster rang the ship's bell, alerting the crew of their arrival. He would have also participated in Blackbeard's mermaid hunt. Shortly after the battle, Blackbeard's crew managed to capture a live mermaid with the help of Philip Swift. The Quartermaster had a net on her as Blackbeard himself looked upon their prize. The zombies would carry their prized mermaid, who Philip Swift would name "Syrena", in a glass coffin, half-filled with water, as Blackbeard's crew trekked on an island. While Blackbeard was forcing Jack Sparrow to make the jump over a chasm, Quartermaster was among those who watched as Jack had to pick pistols for Blackbeard to use against Angelica. During this attempt on Angelica's life, Jack asked Quartermaster if he would survive the jump. Throwing the Jack voodoo doll over the chasm, the Quartermaster assured Jack that he would survive. After Jack ultimately made the jump, the Quartermaster had the crew continue on in their quest. [5]
The Quartermaster was a zombie pirate who operated during the mid-18th century, more specifically during 1750. Gifted with second sight, this undead quartermaster could see things before they happen, his most notable prediction was having foreseen Blackbeard's death. During the quest for the Fountain of Youth, Quartermaster served aboard the Queen Anne's Revenge, as one of Blackbeard's zombie officers. He also served as the third in command during the quest behind Blackbeard himself and his daughter Angelica, but after Blackbeard's death at the hands of Hector Barbossa and Jack Sparrow for save Angelica with water of the destroyed Fountain of Youth, he and the other pirate zombies of the Revenge's crew died once and for all.
While the zombies carried the glass coffin, the coffin itself would break, causing Syrena to transform into a human form. Blackbeard gave Syrena the choice to either walk or die, signaling the Quartermaster to pull out his sword, until Philip offered to carry Syrena through the journey. The crew soon arrived to the Jungle Pools where mermaids were previously harvested of their mermaid tears, which Blackbeard tried to force Syrena to cry. Because Syrena would not yield, Blackbeard was forced to trick Syrena to cry, by having the Quartermaster kill Philip and had his body tossed away. Though in reality, the Quartermaster only sedated him with one of his darts. After Philip's "resurrection" and attempt to save Syrena, causing her to shed a tear, the crew successfully retrieved Syrena's tear. [5]
Quartermaster and Gunner at the Fountain of Youth.
It is unknown how this man became part of Blackbeard's crew, or how he obtained the title Quartermaster. But it is known that the Quartermaster was zombiefied prior to the quest for the Fountain of Youth. When he was zombiefied by Blackbeard, the Quartermaster was gifted with a second sight, thereby gaining the ability to see things before they happen. He was never known to be wrong in his predictions. The Quartermaster was the one who predicted Blackbeard's death in the hands of a one-legged man. [4] Quartermaster would serve as one of Blackbeard's zombie officers aboard the Queen Anne's Revenge, sailing on several voyages. One of which was a raid on an island where a missionary named Philip Swift was captured.
Hugh Jackman was the producers’ top choice to play Jack Sparrow, but Disney wouldn’t allow them to cast him, because they didn’t consider him to be a big enough star at the time. Jim Carrey was offered the role but turned it down to make Bruce Almighty instead.
Keith Richards, who formed the basis for Johnny Depp’s portrayal of Jack Sparrow, was originally supposed to make a cameo appearance in the second movie but dropped out due to scheduling conflicts with touring. He did appear in the third and fourth movies, though. here
Since Keira Knightley didn’t return for the fourth Pirates movie, the producers had to find a new female lead for their franchise. Penélope Cruz was cast as Jack Sparrow’s former lover Angelica, while there was a secondary female character in Syrena, a mermaid. [links]
What makes the series so great is its diverse, comedic, and well-thought-out characters. As for their D&D alignments, the spectrum is unreal, whilst being unusually chaotic. After all, they are pirates.
Everything about Blackbeard is evil, he murders people just so others remember his name and has no regard for any life what so ever. What makes him different from the other antagonists of the series is the way he thinks. Although he is a pirate who is obsessed and driven by greed, Blackbeard is calculating and plans far too much to simply be deemed as chaotic. here
The original antagonist, Barbossa was Jack Sparrow's first mate and the first to mutiny and leave Jack on an island to die. Throughout the series, Barbossa never has any trouble killing to get what he wants. Barbossa's selfishness and greed caused the curse he was placed under in the first place, while he also instigated a mutiny, which is among the worst acts a pirate can do. [links]
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