He stabs the heart, but how does that relate to his dying? Obviously Jones will die when Will pierces the heart. Here's a question, does Tia Dalma necessarily want Will to stab the heart? Obviously, she wants to be freed from her fleshy prison, but does she want Jones to die without saying goodbye in some way?
Originally posted by savvysparrow
He stabs the heart, but how does that relate to his dying? Obviously Jones will die when Will pierces the heart. Here's a question, does Tia Dalma necessarily want Will to stab the heart? Obviously, she wants to be freed from her fleshy prison, but does she want Jones to die without saying goodbye in some way?
I heard a different story, that whoever stabs the heart will brake the curse of the FD, and will free the Capt. and he will go to heaven. And that Calypso will cast herself to the sea, and they will both go to heaven. Does anyone remember about those rumours, that the one that will cast herself in to the sea will know the story of the FD very well. And there was something about a person having faith at the Captain, and that her faith was much stronger. I don't remember very well. Please help me Does anyone remember.......
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We can see from the picture that the Jack Skull has a feather on it
Note: This is based on Native American Culture
Feathers😖acred universal symbol of flight within the spirit world and serving as messenger to Great Spirit.
The next thing the number 8 we all know about the pieces of 8 we are going to look at the number 8.
Note: This is based on The Bible
Eight:New beginning(That's interesting isn't?)
This is more information on the pieces of 8:
During the Golden Age of Piracy (and well into the 19th Century) a "Piece of Eight" was a Spanish coin that was roughly equivalent to today's dollar coin. However, unlike today's American dollar, which is worth 100 pennies, the Piece of Eight was worth, an eight of Spain's common denomination, the Reale.
The Piece of Eight was clearly marked with the number "8". It may seem odd to some people to have 1/8 of a piece, but at one time, the U.S. Dollar was divided into eight pieces or bits as well. (We all remember the nursery rhyme, "two bits, four bits, six bits, a dollar".) The phrase "a piece of" to describe a coin may seem odd, but a quick look at the Oxford English Dictionary makes it clear that the definition was common term during the English/Spanish era the of the 18th/early19th century.).
Today, we would call it an "Eight Real Piece" or " Coin" or "Ten Mark Piece". Sometimes, the coins would be cut in half. If you cut an 8 reale coin in half, the two halves would be worth four reales, and, since the coins were made of pure silver, the cutting of them into pieces didn't decrease the value of the split coin.
As a point of reference, a Doubloon which was a "gold piece" which was different from a "Piece of Eight", a silver piece.
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Next Order of Business: The AWE Poster
We can see from the picture that the Jack Skull has a feather on it
Note: This is based on Native American Culture
Feathers: Sacred universal symbol of flight within the spirit world and serving as messenger to Great Spirit.
The next thing the number 8 we all know about the pieces of 8 we are going to look at the number 8.
Note: This is based on The Bible
Eight:New beginning(That's interesting isn't?)
This is more information on the pieces of 8:
During the Golden Age of Piracy (and well into the 19th Century) a "Piece of Eight" was a Spanish coin that was roughly equivalent to today's dollar coin. However, unlike today's American dollar, which is worth 100 pennies, the Piece of Eight was worth, an eight of Spain's common denomination, the Reale.
The Piece of Eight was clearly marked with the number "8". It may seem odd to some people to have 1/8 of a piece, but at one time, the U.S. Dollar was divided into eight pieces or bits as well. (We all remember the nursery rhyme, "two bits, four bits, six bits, a dollar".) The phrase "a piece of" to describe a coin may seem odd, but a quick look at the Oxford English Dictionary makes it clear that the definition was common term during the English/Spanish era the of the 18th/early19th century.).
Today, we would call it an "Eight Real Piece" or " Coin" or "Ten Mark Piece". Sometimes, the coins would be cut in half. If you cut an 8 reale coin in half, the two halves would be worth four reales, and, since the coins were made of pure silver, the cutting of them into pieces didn't decrease the value of the split coin.
As a point of reference, a Doubloon which was a "gold piece" which was different from a "Piece of Eight", a silver piece.
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http://www.indiansun.net/symbols_text.htm
http://www.christcenteredmall.com/teachings/symbolism/numbers.htm
http://www.alleywayz.com/piecesofeight.htm
Misty. Its no longer a rumor Will may stab the heart. I know is a fact by remembering Will's words:
"I will see that this blade stabs Davey's heart. I promise"
Somewhere along those lines he spoke to his father. Then at the beach scene arguing with Jack:
"I keep the promises I make, Jack. I intend to free my father."
Im so positive he will do it.
Though the Norrington part to save Will he becomes the next captain of The Flying Dutchman....smells BS to me *ACHOO* and I'm allergic to it.
Though the Norrington part to save Will he becomes the next captain of The Flying Dutchman....smells BS to me *ACHOO* and I'm allergic to it.
Yes Will stabbing the heart is old news, tell me something I don't know, 😄 but Norrie trying to save him? 😘 I don't think so. Its not something that could be pass along. Although I can see Jack trying to save Will.