Leaked Script - WARNING _ SPOILERS

BECKETT (cont'd)
(to marines)
Out. Everyone.

A nod from Norrington, and they obey.

BECKETT (cont'd)
Governor Swann, believe me...I only sought to spare you from the pain --

SWANN
You only sought to use my political connections to further your own cause! The worst pirate that ever sailed has more honor than you. Even Jack Sparrow had honor.

BECKETT
Jack Sparrow is no more. And was never more than selfish desire cloaked in romantic fictions. A legend we're well rid of.

NORRINGTON
(to Swann trying to catch up)
You knew Sparrow was dead.

SWANN
Not him. Elizabeth! Elizabeth is dead.

Norrington is shocked, numbed Swann pulls away from him. throws open the chest --

Inside is the BEATING HEART of Davy Jones.

Swann raises the bayonet.

SWANN
This abomination is done!

JONES
Are you prepared to take up my burden, then? If you slay the heart, then yours must take it's place -- and you must take mine. The Dutchman must always have a Captain.

Swann hesitates. Beckett spreads his hands: it's your call. Swann turns back to the chest -- Norrington catches his arm, wrests the bayonet from him.

SWANN
Let me!

NORRINGTON
Elizabeth would not have wanted this.

Swann's anger drains then, replaced by grief.

SWANN
Elizabeth...

Norrington escorts him out, past Beckett, Jones and Mercer.

No one's responded except SailorLeo to my posts in a few days so unless you'd like me to continue, I guess I'll just stop posting from the script.

BECKETT
You're dismissed, Captain.

A beat, and Jones leaves. Beckett contemplates his options as he shuts the chest softly.
MERCER
They know.

BECKETT
I can order Admiral Norrington's silence. He'll obey; it's what he does.

MERCER
And the governor?

BECKETT
Yes, Well. Every man should have a secret he carries to his grave.

553
AND OMITTED
554

555 EXT. HAI PENG - DECK - DUSK

Will makes a line fast -- notices a speck of water on the back of his hand -- looks up --

Many snowflakes are falling down onto the ship.

556 EXT. BETWEEN WORLDS - ICE PASSAGE - DUSK

The Hai Peng sails into a frozen glacial landscape.

557 EXT. HAI PENG - DECK - DUSK

Gibbs mans the helm, maneuvering through the ice.

CLOSE ON: THE MAP, as Will moves circles within circles of the chart. In the center, a drawing of a ship rotates.

WILL
(to huang)
Nothing here is set. It cannot be as accurate as modern charts.

HUANG
No. But it leads to more places.

Will stares after Huang as he moves away. Will's focus moves to one of the inscribed poems. He frowns.

WILL
Barbossa.
(reads)
"Over the edge, back, over again, sunrise sets, flash of green." Do you care to interpret?

BARBOSSA
Ever gazed upon the green flash Mr. Gibbs?

GIBBS
I reckon I've seen my share.
(to Will)
Happens on rare occasion, at the last glimpse of sunset, a green flash shoots up into the sky. Some go their whole lives and never see it. Some claim to have seen it who ain't. Some say --

PINTEL -- it signals when a soul comes back to this world from the dead.
(Gibbs glares at him)
Sorry.

Pintel slinks away, joins Ragetti.

RAGETTI
Don't they get it? It's a riddle. Riddles are fun. "Over the edge, back, over again --"

PINTEL
Riddles are not fun! The way it always goes is some poor bloke ends up dead, but just beforehand he realizes no, I wasn't supposed to listen to the sirens, I wasn't supposed to take the pot o' gold, but by then it's to late and he dies in a horrible and of times ironical manner,

Boo, don't be so sure of James' allegiance, Beckett!

Yay, the script is continued...

and in this case, you and I be the poor bloke!

Will, listening to this, turns to Barbossa, who laughs.

BARBOSSA
Do not fret, Mister Turner. We will find the way. It's not getting to the land of the dead is the problem -- it's getting back!

58 EXT. HAI PENG - DECK - NIGHT

Elizabeth stands beneath a lantern at the rail. She stares out at the dark sea. The icebergs are gone. Will joins her.

The ocean before them is a mirror, stars above and below.

Will turns slightly, as if to say something to her, but then turns back. Elizabeth catches the movement, turns to him. He doesn't look at her. She steps back away from the rail, then turns to leave. Will leans forward, arms on the rail, not looking at the beautiful sight.

He becomes aware of a distant ROARING sound. Not good.

WILL
Barbossa! Do you hear that?

BARBOSSA
Aye, these be the waters I know. We're good and lost now.

ELIZABETH
Lost?

BARBOSSA
For certain you have to be lost, to find a place as can't be found. Else ways, everyone would know where it was, aye?

Barbossa laughs. The ship TURNS on it's own, tugged toward the ROARING sound. Will looks at Barbossa -- who just grins.

WILL
To stations! All hands! To stations!

The ship gathers speed, and the SOUND of ROARING WATER is LOUDER. Will climbs the rigging, looks out --

Far away, a line of white foam and spray stretches to infinity. With the Hai Peng pulled toward it.
WILL (cont'd)
Rudder full! Hard a-port! Gather way and keep her trim!

Pirates scramble to comply -- Barbosa strides forward.

BARBOSSA
Belay that! Let her run straight and true!

Barbossa tries to take the wheel -- but Will pushes him aside, shoving Barbossa to the deck.

WILL
Hard a-port!

559 FROM ABOVE, we see the Hai Peng as it fights the pull of the current. turning -- but not sharp enough...

PULL BACK AND REVEAL: an endlessly long WATERFALL where the ocean itself flows over and down into nothingness....

Yay, world's end!!!

okay, ladies here is the thread that died out awhile back and has all the parts from the script...

Gosh...there's nothing left to talk about. Man....all we can do is wait for the novel coming in april 10th and the movie.

THE EDGE OF THE WORLD.

560 EXT. DECK - HAI PENG - NIGHT

Tia Dalma appears on deck. Unlike those around her she is calm and serene. She tosses her crab claws down onto a barrel head. Leans over them, murmurs an INCANTATION.

TIA DALMA
Malfaiteur en Tombeau, Crochir l'Esplanade, Dans l'Fond d'l'eau!

She repeats the phrase, faster and then slower. Moves the claws around in an intricate, repeating pattern --

The ROAR is now DEAFENING. Will wrestles the wheel. Elizabeth whirls to Barbossa as he pulls himself to his feet.

ELIZABETH
You've doomed us all.

BARBOSSA
Don't be so unkind! Ye might not survive the trip...and these be the last friendly words ye hear...

561 FROM ABOVE, the Hai Peng continues to turn, fighting to escape...near sideways now to the edge.

The hull of the Hai Peng sticks out into the air...and then the entire ship TILTS over and TOPPLES DOWN --

562 Elizabeth SCREAMS...Barbossa LAUGHS...all the Pirates CRY OUT as the ship plummets down into --

BLACKNESS

And SILENCE. Then SINGING and LAUGHTER. Various pirate voices, distant, eerie..."yo ho yo ho a pirates life for me...."

And just as quickly as they came, the voices FADE...

iiim confuzed

woah woah the novel comes APRIL 10th??????? yay!!!!! sorry

the best part of the script!!!! well on of the best

563 FADE UP:
A WHITE HOT SUN burns in a cloudless blue sky.

564 EXT. BLACK PEARL - DAY
OMIT
to reveal Jack Sparrow.....

He makes it fast, calls up:

JACK
Boatswain! Haul the halyard! slacken braces!

PAN UP TO -- surprise! -- JACK SPARROW, a second one, in the rigging. Jack waves and calls down:

JACK (BOATSWAIN) (cont'd)
Aye, Captain! Slacken braces, men, make all! How does she lie?

ON DECK, a sailor turns: JACK SPARROW again.

JACK (cont'd)
a fair wind and a following sea!

Captain jack nods. In good spirits, he moves along the deck -- then stops and looks down. There is a problem.

JACK (CAPTAIN)
What say ye about the condition of the knot on this bow line?

JACK (BOATSWAIN)
It be proper to my eyes, sir.

As he speaks, Captian Jack tugs on the line and it unravels.

JACK (CAPTAIN) (CONT'D)
Proper? It is neither proper nor suitable, sir! It is not acceptable nor adequate. It is, in obvious fact, an abomination.

Another Jack steps forward - earnest, well-meaning.

JACK (HONEST) (CONT'D)
Begging your pardon, sir. Perhaps if you gave the man another chance --

JACK (CAPTAIN) (CONT'D)
It's that sort of thinking that got us into this mess.

Jack pulls a pistol and SHOOTS honest Jack, who goes stumbling backwards, over the rail. Jack turns back --

CLOSE ON Jack's face:

JACK (CONT'D)

You have caused us to lose speed and therefore time. Precious time, which cannot be recovered once lost. Do you understand? Aye Captain. DO YOU NOW?

Pull BACK to see that there is no one speaking to Jack, and he speaks to no one. He carries both sides of the argument. Madness in his eyes.
JACK (CONT'D)
It will have to be redone. All of it. All of it. And let this serve as a lesson to the lot of you!

PULL BACK MORE. We see the true state of the Black Pearl. Sails flat. No crew. No movement. No other Jack Sparrows. The Black Pearl sits alone in a vast desert. With Jack Sparrow, alone, raving on the deck.

JACK (CONT'D)
Look, there now, we've lost the wind! And the water's run low. How are we to complete the voyage with no wind, and no water? It's the doldrums, sir, could last for weeks. I am WELL AWARE of that fact, Quartermaster!

Jack Waves his hands at a sail, blows at it --

JACK (CONT'D)
My soul I do swear, for a breeze. A gust. A whisper. A kiss ...

What do you think of this last line ? What does he mean exactly ? Does he regret Lizzie ? Does he want to kiss her again ?

Originally posted by jackismyboo
woah woah the novel comes APRIL 10th??????? yay!!!!! sorry

the best part of the script!!!! well on of the best

563 FADE UP:
A WHITE HOT SUN burns in a cloudless blue sky.

564 EXT. BLACK PEARL - DAY
OMIT
to reveal Jack Sparrow.....

He makes it fast, calls up:

JACK
Boatswain! Haul the halyard! slacken braces!

PAN UP TO -- surprise! -- JACK SPARROW, a second one, in the rigging. Jack waves and calls down:

JACK (BOATSWAIN) (cont'd)
Aye, Captain! Slacken braces, men, make all! How does she lie?

ON DECK, a sailor turns: JACK SPARROW again.

JACK (cont'd)
a fair wind and a following sea!

Captain jack nods. In good spirits, he moves along the deck -- then stops and looks down. There is a problem.

JACK (CAPTAIN)
What say ye about the condition of the knot on this bow line?

JACK (BOATSWAIN)
It be proper to my eyes, sir.

As he speaks, Captian Jack tugs on the line and it unravels.

JACK (CAPTAIN) (CONT'D)
Proper? It is neither proper nor suitable, sir! It is not acceptable nor adequate. It is, in obvious fact, an abomination.

Another Jack steps forward - earnest, well-meaning.

JACK (HONEST) (CONT'D)
Begging your pardon, sir. Perhaps if you gave the man another chance --

JACK (CAPTAIN) (CONT'D)
It's that sort of thinking that got us into this mess.

Jack pulls a pistol and SHOOTS honest Jack, who goes stumbling backwards, over the rail. Jack turns back --

CLOSE ON Jack's face:

JACK (CONT'D)

You have caused us to lose speed and therefore time. Precious time, which cannot be recovered once lost. Do you understand? Aye Captain. DO YOU NOW?

Pull BACK to see that there is no one speaking to Jack, and he speaks to no one. He carries both sides of the argument. Madness in his eyes.
JACK (CONT'D)
It will have to be redone. All of it. All of it. And let this serve as a lesson to the lot of you!

PULL BACK MORE. We see the true state of the Black Pearl. Sails flat. No crew. No movement. No other Jack Sparrows. The Black Pearl sits alone in a vast desert. With Jack Sparrow, alone, raving on the deck.

JACK (CONT'D)
Look, there now, we've lost the wind! And the water's run low. How are we to complete the voyage with no wind, and no water? It's the doldrums, sir, could last for weeks. I am WELL AWARE of that fact, Quartermaster!

Jack Waves his hands at a sail, blows at it --

JACK (CONT'D)
My soul I do swear, for a breeze. A gust. A whisper. A kiss ...

yes...I love it...Jack Sparrow...poor Jack, he's gone mad. Look what kissing and flirting with Lizzie has gotten him...death in Davy Jones' locker. His obsession with Liz took his focus off of escaping death. Bet he won't let that happen again. He kills honest Jack to ensure this. Because it was honest Jack that gets him into this trouble in the first place.

Love, love, love that line...cuz despite all that happens to him, this may reveal that he still desires Lizze despite all....however, Johnny does say that in AWE Jack tries to avoid being alone with Liz and Will cause it's just better for his health, he reckons,....love that explanation by Johnny.

"My soul I do swear for a breeze, a whisper, a kiss....."

Well, not that the trailer has come out, I guess this scene is this shot:

quite resembling his appearance in POTC...

It could be, but remember the trailer : this plan appears when Barbossa says "There was a time when apirate was free to sail his own way in the world...". So I think it's Jack when he became a pirate, years ago...

yah it sounds most like him.....

"Love, love, love that line...cuz despite all that happens to him, this may reveal that he still desires Lizze despite all....however, Johnny does say that in AWE Jack tries to avoid being alone with Liz and Will cause it's just better for his health, he reckons,....love that explanation by Johnny."----lovethemtigers

I'm completely agreeing with you, but if you watch the movies, he already pretty much avoids being alone with them, especially Liz. He flirts constantly with her, but always where there are other people, like he doesn't trust her or himself otherwise. Last semester, my class discussed Penelope in The Odyssey and how she's always surrounded by her maids when she talks to her suitors. She doesn't like/want them, but she's not alone with them, mostly out of protection and so she won't even have a chance to be tempted. I think the same thing is going on here, removing temptation.....just failing miserably at it.

ah...I love that explanation.....removing temptation, but failing miserably at it....I just can't wait to see the tension between jack and liz....willabethers at KTTC say that we have seen all the tension we are going to see between jack and liz in dmc...that after the kiss of death, that pretty much put an end to the curiosity issue and that now it is just done with.....but i sooo beg to differ..i bet it's only the beginning...can u imagine what it will be like to face a man you kissed, a man you are attracted to and yet you left him for dead...to remove said temptation....a man that called you Pirate.....they are living in a dream world if they think its over between Jack Sparrow and Elizabeth Swann..its' far from over....

hey that would be a hot scene in a fanfiction....kind of like in the Notebook....maybe a few years go by...then Jack returns to the Island...and tells Lizzie how he's got something to show her and they go off in a longboat and he shows her beautiful things around the swamp, then it starts to rain...and they come upon a dock and deserted cabin....and it goes something like this...

The rain is pouring down on them, they are soaked to the bone, their clothes clinging to their skins. Jack is tieing up the longboat and liz starts to storm off toward the cabin..but then turns around and as Jack turns away from tieing the boat, she slaps him.

Jack: Did I deserve that just for getting you stuck in a storm?

Liz: No, that's for abandoning me. Why did you let me leave, why did you never try to contact me over all these past few years? Why?

Jack: I did try, I sent you a message through Norrington, did you not ever receive it?

Liz: What? No. James came to see me but he never mentioned you. Why didn't you come yourself

Jack: Because at our last parting you were pretty convincing that it was over and that it would never have worked between us...I con't like to be rejected.

Liz: Oh.

Jack: yes, oh, And by the way. It wasn't over for me back then and it's still not over....

then Jack grabs lizzy and they start kissing...he picks her up and carries her into the cabin...slams her up against the wall.....etc.........

I know, never gonna happen....here comes Kenny16 and his tamborine...but hey, a girl can dream can't she...

Thank you Lovethemtigers.It was sweet.

563 FADE UP:

A WHITE HOT SUN burns in a cloudless blue sky.

564 EXT. BLACK PEARL - DAY
OMIT
to reveal Jack Sparrow.....

He makes it fast, calls up:

JACK
Boatswain! Haul the halyard! slacken braces!

PAN UP TO -- surprise! -- JACK SPARROW, a second one, in the rigging. Jack waves and calls down:

JACK (BOATSWAIN) (cont'd)
Aye, Captain! Slacken braces, men, make all! How does she lie?

ON DECK, a sailor turns: JACK SPARROW again.

JACK (cont'd)
a fair wind and a following sea!

Captain jack nods. In good spirits, he moves along the deck -- then stops and looks down. There is a problem.

JACK (CAPTAIN)
What say ye about the condition of the knot on this bow line?

JACK (BOATSWAIN)
It be proper to my eyes, sir.

As he speaks, Captian Jack tugs on the line and it unravels.

JACK (CAPTAIN) (CONT'D)
Proper? It is neither proper nor suitable, sir! It is not acceptable nor adequate. It is, in obvious fact, an abomination.

Ah, the "many Jacks" scene.

____________________________________

Another Jack steps forward - earnest, well-meaning.

JACK (HONEST) (CONT'D)
Begging your pardon, sir. Perhaps if you gave the man another chance --

JACK (CAPTAIN) (CONT'D)
It's that sort of thinking that got us into this mess.

Jack pulls a pistol and SHOOTS honest Jack, who goes stumbling backwards, over the rail. Jack turns back --

CLOSE ON Jack's face:

JACK (CONT'D)

You have caused us to lose speed and therefore time. Precious time, which cannot be recovered once lost. Do you understand? Aye Captain. DO YOU NOW?

Pull BACK to see that there is no one speaking to Jack, and he speaks to no one. He carries both sides of the argument. Madness in his eyes.

JACK (CONT'D)
It will have to be redone. All of it. All of it. And let this serve as a lesson to the lot of you!

PULL BACK MORE. We see the true state of the Black Pearl. Sails flat. No crew. No movement. No other Jack Sparrows. The Black Pearl sits alone in a vast desert. With Jack Sparrow, alone, raving on the deck.

JACK (CONT'D)
Look, there now, we've lost the wind! And the water's run low. How are we to complete the voyage with no wind, and no water? It's the doldrums, sir, could last for weeks. I am WELL AWARE of that fact, Quartermaster!

Jack Waves his hands at a sail, blows at it --

JACK (CONT'D)
My soul I do swear, for a breeze. A gust. A whisper. A kiss ...