Captain Sparrow went down to Tortuga, he was looking for a soul to steal, he was in a bind, cause he was way behind and he was willing to make a deal. So join us for Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest as we discuss minute 68 including the use of entrails to read the future, Elizabeth Swann manipulating the Edinburgh Trader crew to go to Tortuga, Tortuga behind the scenes and ride references, Captain Jack Sparrow playing with his compass, the Tortuga Pirate Band with composers James Levine and Michael Levine, the many names of the Faithful Bride Tavern and 12 Daggers Tavern, recruited souls the Skinny Man, the Crippled Man, and the Very Old Man, and the list of our favorite Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest’s wenches.
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