the compass....again i know

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Norrington doesn't get his pretty sword back until the end of DMC...the scene was rudely cut from the film. *sighs* But there is a slight destiny to the sword. It better not involve James dying. 😠

i think in wikipedia it said james not dying i imagine him to be the next governer of port royal in the end if there still is a port royal

Maybe James will use the sword to trim his beard. 😉

Wait, so his sword was taken away? Let me see if this is right.

Norrie loses his comission, and therefore his sword.

Somewhere along the lines of being a despot, he picks up another sword and that's what he uses in the 3-way wheel fight.

He returns he heart and gets his comission and his regular sword back.

Is that the sequence of events?

to my knowledge

So what else have the deleted scenes kept us from seeing? I'm wondering if they didn't put those on the dvd because they would give away too much about the third movie, you think?

From what the writers have said, and in various comments made to other people in the form of private messages, Norrington resigned his comission, and left his sword behind...

And then yes, he commandeers another sword from someone, and then when he gives the heart to Beckett, he gets his sword back...and then prepares to stab Jones' heart.

I do think they cut a lot of scenes from DMC because it foreshadows what happens in the third film.

My favorite deleted Norrington moment is his line about "Better mad with the rest of the world than sane alone". I saw Jack Davenport say it in one of those behind-the-scene videos on youtube, and the delivery of that line was utterly swoon-worthy. Why oh why did they cut it out? *sobs*

man, they cut all the best lines from the script in my mind. that norrie line, Jack's pot kettle black line, Will's woman line, etc. whats up with that.

Why make something more obvious that already is?. 😉

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Well, girls. Im getting impatient about the trailer lol.

yes im off to bed then. night! 🙂

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