Pirates of the Caribbean 3 – At World’s End
W: Elizabeth! Elizabeth, will you marry me?
E: I don’t think now is the best time!
W: Now may be the only time! love you. I’ve made my choice; what’s yours?
E: Barbossa! Marry us!
B: I’m a little busy at the moment!
W: Barbossa, now!
B: Fine then! Dearly beloved, we gather here today; a day ______
W: Elizabeth Swann, do you take me to be your husband?
E: I do!
W: Great!
E: Will Turner, do you take me to be your wife’ In sickness and in health with health being the less known?
W: I do.
B: As Captain, I now pronounce you; you may kiss ‘ you may kiss! ‘ Just kiss.
Mul Leave it!
D: You can do nothing without the key!
JS: I already have the key!
D: No you don’t! Haha.
JS: Oh, that key.
D: No! Bah!
JS: Oiy, my pistol.
D: Ah-hah!
HAMMERHEAD: Turner!
W: Thank you, Jack. It’s me! It’s Will! Your son.
D: Wahhh!!
JS: Ahhh!!
Mur AND Mul Ahh!!
Gibbs Go!
D: Harridan! You’ll see no mercy from me!
E: That’s why I brought this!
W: I’m not going to kill you. I made you a promise.
D: Mister, did you forget’ I’m a heartless wretch! Ah, love. A dreadful bond. And yet, so easily severed. Tell me, William Turner, do ya fear death?
JS: Do you’ Heady tonic holding life and death in the palm of one’s hand.
D: You’re a cruel man, Jack Sparrow!
JS: Cruel is a matter of perspective.
D: Is it’ Haha.
E: Will. No, stay with me! You’re alright!
BB: William. My son!
E: Will, look at me. Look at me!
D: You will not forestall my judgment!
-HEART STABBED-
D: Calypso.
B: She’s takin’ us down! Make quick or it’s the Locker for us all!
E: No, no, No!
CREW: Part of the crew, part of the ship. Part of the crew, part of the ship. Part of the crew’?
E: No, don’t leave me! No!
BB: The Dutchman must have a captain.
JS: Hold on!
G: Thank goodness, Jack. The Armada’s still out there. The Endeavor’s coming up hard to starboard. And I think it’s time we embraced that oldest and noblest of pirate traditions.
JS: Never actually been one for tradition. Close haul her! Lock the sails and ____.
B: Belay that! Or we’ll be a sittin’ duck.
JS: Belay that, belay that!
G: But Jack-
JS: Belay!
G: the Armada ?
JS: Belay!
G: the Endeavor!
JS: Belay! Belay! Shut it!
LG: What are they waiting for?
CB: He expects us to honor our agreement. Nothing personal, Jack. It’s just good business.
CB: Ah, she survived.
W: Ready on the guns!
JS: Full cover!
B: Aye! Full cover!
LT. G: Orders, sir. Sir!
G: Captain?
JS: Fire.
G: Fire!
W: Fire!
B: Fire!
E: Fire all!
LT. G: Orders! Orders, sir!
LT: Sir, what do you command’!
CB: It’s just’.good business.
LT. G: Abandon ship! Abandon ship! Abandon ship!
MARTY: They’re turnin’ away! Yeah!
CREW: Yeah!
CP: Wind in your sails!
Mur Arrr, shiver me timbers!
P AND R: Yeah!
-SHIP CELEBRATION MONTAGE-
JS: Mister Gibbs.
G: Cap’n.
JS: You may throw my hat if you’d like.
G: Aye-yi captain! Hooray!
JS: Now go and get it.
BB: Orders, sir.
W: You’re no longer bound to the Dutchman. You’re free.
BB: Aye, that’s a fine thing, but by my reckoning, there’s still a debt that has to be paid. If you’ll have me.
W: On the wheel then, Mister Turner.
BB: Aye, Captain Turner. This ship has a purpose again. And where we are bound, she cannot come. One day ashore, ten years at sea. That’s a steep price for what’s been done.
