There is a tiny bit of an interview with Johnny Depp over here, where he claims that there will be situations in the new movies that Jack Sparrow is unable to talk his way out of. I simply do not believe that is possible.
Doesn't say what they are, but oh, we can imagine some interesting scenarios, now, can't we?
And as for Norrington, then I do believe that Jack would be able to talk his way out of a buggering, if he could make it convincing - after all, Norrington has never struck me as someone who would do something like that against someone's will (nevermind what all those crazy people that have written evil-Norrington thinks). But, as I was saying, I don't think Jack would mind (although he might insist on an opportunity to turn the tables afterwards)
Doesn't say what they are, but oh, we can imagine some interesting scenarios, now, can't we? Mmmmh...
So you really think he would be able to talk his way out of being buggered by the commodore he's always fancied? *frowns* ;) But yeah, turning tables is a must. :D
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Still - what are those scenes he's talking about??
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And as for Norrington, then I do believe that Jack would be able to talk his way out of a buggering, if he could make it convincing - after all, Norrington has never struck me as someone who would do something like that against someone's will (nevermind what all those crazy people that have written evil-Norrington thinks). But, as I was saying, I don't think Jack would mind (although he might insist on an opportunity to turn the tables afterwards)
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Mmmmh...
So you really think he would be able to talk his way out of being buggered by the commodore he's always fancied? *frowns* ;)
But yeah, turning tables is a must. :D
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