Will Turner Flying Dutchman -

Elizabeth watches in horror as her new husband’s chest is cut open. Will’s own heart is placed into the Dead Man’s Chest. His wound heals instantly. His skin takes on a slight, watery pallor. He is no longer fully human.

Ten years later (or perhaps a little less, thanks to Calypso’s loophole), Elizabeth stands on a cliff at sunset with their young son, Henry. A green flash lights the horizon—a sailor’s sign that a soul has returned from the dead. The Flying Dutchman rises from the deep. And standing at the helm, looking weary but whole, is Will Turner. He steps onto land, embraces his family, and the curse is momentarily lifted. will turner flying dutchman

His first command? “Hard to starboard!”—and the Dutchman obeys. Unlike Davy Jones, Will does not abandon his duty. He is honorable, compassionate, and dutiful. We see this in the post-credits scene of At World’s End : Elizabeth watches in horror as her new husband’s