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Jack when bossy manipulative older men:😍😍💞😘🥰😍♥️❣️💋💋♥️♥️♥️💞💞🥰
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POV : When you have two traitorous crews but one of them stole your ship and lose it
From my fanfic 🫥
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This took a while bc I got banned from generating more than one at a time and it took several tries each to get ones that are close enough.
I want them soooo bad tho 😭
I’ll draw actual designs eventually, I just wanted to get the idea across.
Also that program is hellbent on not generating ponytails no matter what I describe them as so go off I guess lol
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I love ur blog sm!! 🖤🏴☠️
I’d love to see the scene from City of Gold when Jack and Fitzy pretend to be girls. It’s so funny! 🤣
I adorable that scene lmfao!!
Here's some doodles I made surrounding that scene
I know this so super late I just had so much stuff to do for my gcses (art gcses r gonna be the end of me 😭)
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I've finally gotten around to reading the Jack Sparrow books and have just finished reading Dance of the Hours. Now I have a bad habit of spoiling things for myself, I knew Fitzwilliam was going to betray Jack. What I wasn't expecting was him being connected to the Navy or EITC. Honestly makes me wish the rest of the crew hadn't left.
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Chapters: 23/?
Fandom: Pirates of the Caribbean (Movies), Pirates of the Caribbean: The Price of Freedom - A. C. Crispin, Pirates of the Caribbean: Jack Sparrow - Rob Kidd
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Relationships: Jack Sparrow/Original Female Character(s), Elizabeth Swann/Will Turner
Characters: Jack Sparrow, Edward Teague, Original Female Character(s), Original Male Character(s), Hector Barbossa, James Norrington, Arabella Smith, Fitzwilliam P. Dalton III, Calypso | Tia Dalma, Jean Magliore, Tumen, Bootstrap Bill Turner, Davy Jones (Pirates of the Caribbean), Weatherby Swann, Elizabeth Swann, Heathen Gods, Crew of the Black Pearl
Additional Tags: Major Original Character(s), Historical Fantasy, POV First Person, Pagan Gods, Humor, Action, Adventure, Slow Burn, Eventual Romance, Polyamory, Female/Female/Male polycule, friendships, Developing Friendships, Golden Age of Piracy, Trust Issues, Mostly Canon Compliant, Magic, Crossdressing, Genderfluid Character, Drunken Shenanigans, Why is the Rum Gone?
Summary:
When I was nineteen, pirates attacked the ship I was working on. They gave us a choice: Join their crew or be sent adrift with those that didn’t. After picking the former, I soon found myself in Shipwreck City and in search of a new captain to follow. Instead, I found sixteen-year-old Jack Sparrow who, even back then, was followed by trouble everywhere he went.
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There is one thing that bothers me with Armando Salazar “naming” Jack:
POTC wiki says that the novels in which Jack commanders the Barnacle and has adventures with Arabella Smith, Fitzwilliam P. Dalton III, Tumen, Jean Magliore and Constance Magliore happens around 1706. Which means it happens 2 years before Jack defeats El Matador Del Mar - Armando Salazar by making him sail into the Devil’s Triangle. The issue with that conclusion is that if we take those two at face value, it creates a continuity error with naming as Jack is already referred to as Jack Sparrow in the first novel, not only by himself in the interlude, but also by other characters, which if we took Salazar’s naming as canon, would mean that the characters must have met Jack after he was already a Pirate Lord... which makes no sense, because then Arabella would know he was a pirate, unless we assume that nobody knew who exactly defeated the Spanish Pirate Hunter, only knowing that he was defeated. Which then works with the whole Fitzwilliam shit going on in those novels, but is still kinda fishy when it comes to timeline, which I will describe below.
The issue being again that he is referred to as Sparrow not only by the narrator, but by himself and other characters multiple times when he was not yet named. Which means that if we want to treat the novels as canon, we cannot take the fact that Armando named Jack “the Sparrow” at face value, because it then fucks up the whole timeline of his life. I could at best assume that defeating Armando gave Jack’s new name value and power on top of making him a Pirate Lord of the Caribbean, but Armando could not have named him unless we assumed that novels happened after he became the Pirate Lord, in those brief 2 year gap between him defeating the Salazar and “having to abandon pirate life and start working for Beckett” which would make no sense if he was already a pirate at the time as in the novels Jack stresses a lot how much he hates pirates, and he doesn’t consider himself a pirate despite doing pirate things like looking for treasures and having adventures and fighting other pirates.
[Novels “The Coming Storm” (1) and “The Siren Song” (2) were published a month before the Dead’s Man Chest was released. “The Pirate Chase” (3) and “The Sword of Cortez” (4) as well as “The Age of Bronze” (5) were published just after the movie. Which means that Armando Salazar “naming Jack” was a retcon of the novels.]
Another issue is that it is stated somewhere that Jack ran away from home when he was 12, because he hated being a pirate (and because his grandmama was abusive and nearly killed him again) and that information also kind of suits the whole setting of the novels, so they could as well happen when he was just 12 if narration of the first novel specifically didn’t state that Jack, Arabella and Fitzwilliam were a few years older than Tumen and Jean, who were described as being at most 13 the oldest, which then makes the rest of them 15-18yo.
So, we can either have the fifth movie random lore gotcha with Armando naming Jack “the Sparrow” as canon, or we can have novels as canon, but we cannot have both, because novels were written so much longer before 5th movie and set in a moment in time so inconvenient that treating both as canon will inevitably confuse the whole timeline. I dunno how you, but I think it is easier to erase one random fact from a movie made pretty long after the novels, than rewrite the novels to have no usage of word “sparrow” in it.
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i present to you: the great tpof fancast
Christophe-Julien de Rapièr : Romain Duris, Molière (2007)
Esmeralda Maria Consuela Anna de Sevilla: Salma Hayek, Fools Rush In (1997) / The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1997)
Princess Amenirdis : Aamito Lagum, Three Thousand Years of Longing (2022)
Prince Shabako: Malachi Kirby, Roots (2016)
Pharaoh Taharka : Idris Elba, Thor: Ragnarok (2017)
Queen Tiyy: Yetide Badaki, American Gods (2017-2021)
Tarek: Abubakar Salim, Jamestown (2017)
Piye: Danny Glover, Age of the Dragons (2011)
Chamba: Paulo Andre Aragao, The Lost Pirate Kingdom (2021)
Lord Reginald Marmaduke Bracegirdle-Penwallow: Charles Dance, The Great Fire (2014)
Don Rafael : Edward James Olmos, Monday Nights at Seven (2016)
Luis Montoya : Riccardo Scamarcio, Caravaggio’s Shadow (2022)
Robby Greene: Dean O'Gorman, Return to Treasure Island (1996)
The Becketts. Jonathan Jr.: Luke Roberts, Black Sails (2014), Bartholomew : Tom Felton, Belle (2013), Jonathan Beckett: Michael McElhatton, Dangerous Liaisons (2022)
Cutler Beckett: Jonny Lee Miller, Plunkett & Macleane (1999)
Jane Beckett: Sarah Gadon, Belle (2013)
Ian Mercer: Sebastian Armesto, Harlots (2017)
Melinda: Clare Danes, Stage Beauty (2004)
Boris Palachnik : Ned Dennehy, Banished (2015)
Frank Connery : Tristan Sturrock, Poldark (2015)
Etienne de Ver: Edouard Baer, Lady J (2018)
Lucius Featherstone: Henry Douthwaite, Wuthering Heights (2018)
Steve Seymour : Dean Lennox Kelly, Jamestown (2017)
Marie Seymour : Astrid Bergès-Frisbey, Bruc (2017)
Jack : Johnny Depp, The Man Who Cried (2001)
bonus section:
Sean Bean as a young pirate Bootstrap Bill, Lorna Doone (1990)
Lawrence Norrington as Ralph Fiennes in The Duchess (2008)
Fitzwilliam P. Dalton III: Max Beesley, The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling (1997)
Tiny James Norrington : Keven Zegers, Treasure Island (1999). Slightly larger James Norrington: Keven Zegers, Felicity: An American Girl Adventure (2005)
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In the female jack au, are you going to delve into the books? Will we be seeing young jack's crew of the barnacle? I'd love to see what you can do with Fitzwilliam P. Dalton III.
Oh god - see, I'm debating on how much I will?
Because I would love to explore all the shit Jack got up to on the Barnacle. Reading the wiki alone has blown my mind of the frankly insane things Jack accomplished as a wee baby, and Fitzy and the potential of his relationship with a female Jack in particular is of interest to me.
But I also don't know if I have the time to read all the books 😂
I might just allude to a bunch of stuff without outright going into it. I'm usually really good at picking up on the ~vibe~ of characters and fandoms without actually consuming a drop of it (*cough*BNHA*cough*).
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Jack Sparrow with men =
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For context this is during sins of the father when the barnacle is destroyed
This is when jack is leaving with teague
I really really like that Jack is described to look dissapointed aswell as being angry
It makes the whole thing feel less like a petty school argument
Bonus:
Constance
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fitzwilliam p dalton III for character bingo (assigned british at birth)
not gonna lie bestie i literally forgot this guy existed. the only young jack sparrow book i read was sins of the father and it was entirely for jimothy and larry. what do you mean there was other plot going on
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