During the battle, Will proposes to Elizabeth again. Realizing she loves him, she tells Captain Barbossa to marry them immediately. As the Pearl and the Dutchman clash, Davy Jones mortally wounds Will. As Will lies dying, Jack relinquishes his bid for immortality to save Will and helps him stab Jones' heart, killing him. Jack and Elizabeth escape before the Dutchman is sucked into a huge whirlpool, although it quickly resurfaces with "Captain" Will Turner at the helm. With the Flying Dutchman now on their side, the pirates defeat Cutler Beckett, and the armada retreats. Although Will's life has been saved, he must now serve aboard the Dutchman, allowed to step on land for only one day and bound to his duties for the next ten years. Will and Elizabeth spend this one day on an island to consummate their marriage. Will returns to the Dutchman at sundown, but gives Elizabeth the chest containing his heart for safe keeping before leaving.
--->A short scene following the film's end credits shows Elizabeth ten years later. She and her nine-year-old son, William III, are on a cliff overlooking the sea. A green flash appears on the horizon (indicating that a soul has returned to Earth), and the Flying Dutchman rises from below with Will at the helm; Elizabeth has remained faithful, and he is returning home to them.
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During the battle, Will proposes to Elizabeth again. Realizing she loves him, she tells Captain Barbossa to marry them immediately. As the Pearl and the Dutchman clash, Davy Jones mortally wounds Will. As Will lies dying, Jack relinquishes his bid for immortality to save Will and helps him stab Jones' heart, killing him. Jack and Elizabeth escape before the Dutchman is sucked into a huge whirlpool, although it quickly resurfaces with "Captain" Will Turner at the helm. With the Flying Dutchman now on their side, the pirates defeat Cutler Beckett, and the armada retreats. Although Will's life has been saved, he must now serve aboard the Dutchman, allowed to step on land for only one day and bound to his duties for the next ten years. Will and Elizabeth spend this one day on an island to consummate their marriage. Will returns to the Dutchman at sundown, but gives Elizabeth the chest containing his heart for safe keeping before leaving.
--->A short scene following the film's end credits shows Elizabeth ten years later. She and her nine-year-old son, William III, are on a cliff overlooking the sea. A green flash appears on the horizon (indicating that a soul has returned to Earth), and the Flying Dutchman rises from below with Will at the helm; Elizabeth has remained faithful, and he is returning home to them.
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and watch the movie again
just so i can watch the credits!
wow.. see if they had played that..
it would have been a better ending..
i think.
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