In response to this, she fled to Tortuga to find Will Turner. As Jack made his escape from Port Royal, he met up with Governor Swann, who told him of Elizabeth Swann being declared as a pirate.
Jack Sparrow then makes off to the fort, where he was able to rescue Chevalle from being hit by the groceries the townspeople kept throwing at him. Tia Dalma also helped Jack with his debt with Davy Jones, by telling him of the chest that contained heart of Davy Jones, which could control Jones.īut before Jack Sparrow could continue on his quests, Tia Dalma also told Jack the whereabouts of the Pirate Lord known as Capitaine Chevalle, who was due to be hanged at Fort Charles. The Black Pearl arrived to Port Royal, where Jack Sparrow and Will Turner discovered that Lord Cutler Beckett Jack then sought out to find the elusive gypsy Tia Dalma, who told him that the Pirate Lords must rally in a Conclave had to be held at Shipwreck City or piracy would vanish from the seas.
"Aye, Will.we have a pressing and unyielding need to find Tia Dalma.and rally the Pirate Lords." ― Will Turner and Jack Sparrow Grabbing the leg of a skeletal corpse, Jack sailed towards his ship, the Black Pearl, where he was confronted by Bootstrap Bill Turner, who warned him of Davy Jones coming for his debt. Though Jack was skeptical of how he would do it without a vessel, Teague sends him in a coffin, which drifted Jack to the middle of the sea. Teague tells Jack that he must find Tia Dalma so she could help him rally the Pirate Brethren. Jack meets up with Teague outside the prison.
After being given a sword by Teague, Jack Sparrow flees the prison, steals a cloth with the image of a key from the warder. Captain Jack Sparrow was lying on his bed in the prison, where he was awaken by Captain Teague, who claims he has one hour to escape the hangman's noose. The plot starts with the events of Dead Man's Chest, beginning with the Turkish Prison. Just follow my lead, eh?" ― Edward Teague and Jack Sparrow " There's only one hour until daylight, Jack.
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