"At World's End"...Did You Watch It Closely? Quiz

Answer: Beard and Moustache

Sao Feng is the Pirate Lord of Singapore, who resides in a rather large bath-house. His black, pointy moustache is easily recognisable from the very first time he appears on screen, as it reaches down to his shoulders! And of course he wouldn't be following tradition if he didn't have a beard now, would he?

Answer: Left ear

Will Turner is of course one of the main characters throughout all of the films. You can see, numerous times throughout the film, that he possesses a gold hoop in his left ear. It's small size surely makes it an understated fashion accessory?

Answer: Touch

Tia Dalma first refers to William Turner's "touch of destiny" in "Dead Man's Chest". What she means by this is that she has forseen Will to be the one who will stab the heart of Davy Jones, thus making him the next captain of the Flying Dutchman. This is his "destiny".

Answer: Black

Jack wears many unusual artifacts all over his body. He has several tattoos, part of a reindeer's antler in his funky dreadlocks, an array of belts and of course, don't forget his effects (his pistol with one shot, his compass and his sword). This black scrap of material completes Jack's pirate look, rough, rugged and devil-may-care.

Answer: A knife previously given to William by him

Bootstrap gives this knife to Will in "Dead Man's Chest" as a token to remember him by. It's also a sign of his love for his only son. It's a small, rusted object with a weathered looking handle but Will uses it for many different tasks nontheless.

Answer: Inside, Outside

Jack has many funny ways of saying things, often in the form of riddles. This confusing sentence of his is said aboard Beckett's Endeavour, to Lord Beckett himself, when bargaining for his life. This quote means that if Beckett doesn't kill Jack it will work to his advantage, as Jack will be able to convince the pirates to come outside and stumble upon Beckett's trap.

This certainly managed to persuade Beckett into saving Jack's life.

Answer: Red Bow

It seems that all men sailing the Caribbean Seas wear a three corner hat. Norrington sports this rather nice red bow on the front left side of his hat. It can be seen most clearly on the Flying Dutchman scenes in the film, before he dies. It is likely to be part of a uniform. One of the few people never to wear a three corner hat throughout all three films is Mr Gibbs, Jack's rough and tumble, rummed-up best mate.

Answer: Heathen God

Davy Jones expresses this to Beckett and Will upon the Endeavour. He is, of course, talking about his once loved Tia Dalma/Calypso, the goddess of the sea who is later released in the film. He says this with a rather menacing tone in his voice, suggesting some hostility is present, after she let him down by not meeting him on his rare return to shore.

Answer: Black dots

Tia Dalma is a strange looking woman. Perhaps it's a lifetime living alone in her river-shack that sent her a little stir-crazy? As well as the many black dots situated underneath her eyes, she also possesses a very black pair of lips and some funky looking teeth.

Answer: Yes, it's over the same shoulder too

Well Gibbs doesn't seem to be one for following any fashion trends but it would seem he has cottoned on to this one! However this thick brown belt isn't just a pretty accessory, it keeps his baggy t-shirt from flapping in the high winds when he's sailing at sea. He also wears a belt around his waist carrying in it his guns, and don't forget that rum-bottle he attaches to it either!