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The warm waters of the Caribean inlet part dramatically, and the Flying Dutchman emerges without any further fuss, anchoring and remaining anchored by the jetty left for the purpose.
Her captain reamins on borad, of course, looking expectantly towards the bar.
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It seems simple enough. There's no one behind the Bar. And thus getting a bottle of rum would be quite easy. And it's not like it's stealing since the magic board seems to keep accounts on its own.
But once Gibbs has his hands on rum - the bottle with Captain Morgan's picture on it - he hears an ominous click as the swinging half-door locked ( Read more... ) -
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Coming ashore earlier was ... interesting ( Read more... ) -
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Out of Milliways:
...and he dreamed of a ship on the sea...
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[OOM: The battle between Pearl and Dutchman reaches a conclusion no one planned on.
Afterwards, one man has to face the consequences.]
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[OOM: Elizabeth and Sao Feng play a dangerous game, with unforeseen results.
Later, she is reunited with an old friend before finally making the acquaintance of a certain someone she's long wanted to meet.
If only the circumstances were different.
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[Out of Milliways: In Tortuga, a young Bootstrap Bill Turner runs into an old friend.]This calls for a celebratory bottle of rum, they've agreed; so it's down the ladder to the cargo hold, Bootstrap in the lead ( Read more... ) -
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[Out of Milliways:
In Port Royal, a little boy starts to sing.
The song is picked up by a crew sailing the Pacific in a commandeered ship.
And a single crewman in a legendary vessel terrorising the Caribbean
The strains even wend their way to London.
People want answers.]
Spoilers for Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End