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Elizabeth's secret is far more unfathomable than he guessed.
Elizabeth brushed her hair back and looked up at Will. She knew he was angry and disappointed with her, but she just felt relieved.
They found Jack and wanted to bring him back to the world of the living.
Whether Jack will forgive her or not, the horrible thing she did will be erased, and she will finally be free of guilt.
Taking great risks and hardships to come here, she has done what she promised herself to do.
"He's rescued now," she said wearily. "It's over."
Will's expression remained bewildered and stern, and he searched her eyes for a moment before moving away.
Elizabeth got up and said, "Will, I don't have a choice."
"You chose to hide from me," Will snapped.
"I can't tell you," Elizabeth said, "it's not a burden you should promise."
She was about to squeeze past him, but Will dragged her back to face him.
"But I did take it," he said, with anguish in his voice. "Isn't it? I don't know what the hell is going on, I thought..."
Elizabeth looked up at him: "You think I'm in love with him."
She tried to walk away again, but was stopped by Will.
Will pushed her against the wall, leaning her back against the cabin wall.
"If you're making the decisions alone," he said, suppressing his strong feelings, "how can I trust you?"
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"You thought I was in love with him." Elizabeth looked up at Will.
She tried to walk away again, but was stopped by Will.
Will pushed her against the wall, leaning her back against the cabin wall.
"If you're making the decisions alone," he said, suppressing his strong feelings, "how can I trust you?"
Elizabeth stopped pushing him hard.
She looked up into his eyes—the eyes of the man she loved so much and had sworn to.
"No, you can't," she said softly.
Will could never have done to Jack what she did, maybe he was too kind, maybe she was too dark.
Maybe they weren't right for each other at all.
Will looked away from her again, pain written all over his face, the same thought reflected in his eyes.
There was nothing more to say, Elizabeth didn't say another word, and the cat waist slipped under his arm and disappeared from the room.
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Night falls.
This was the first night of the Black Pearl's voyage in the darkness between worlds.
The stars twinkled above and below them, and the pirates paced restlessly up and down the decks, wondering where the ship was going.
In the Captain's Cabin, two captains stand in the middle of a once-spotless room that had been cluttered when the kraken attacked the ship, leaving only scraps of paper, broken glass and sawdust strewn about.
One wall was badly damaged, and the hole in it gaped wide.
Barbossa kicked at a pile of shards of glass. "I see you're neglecting to take good care of my boat," he said.
"What, do you mean this?" Jack said. "You know, it's all about blowing out the stench of the previous captain. In fact, I'm thinking of putting in some glass doors and feel like Is there a crosswind?"
He waved his hands cheerfully in the air, as if feeling a breeze.
A crew member poked his head through a large hole that had been a door.
"Course, Captain?" he asked.
Both Barbossa and Jack turned at the word captain.
"Two degrees to starboard—" Jack said first.
"I'm the captain on the starboard side!" protested Barbossa. "Twice starboard, the captain wants to take the helm."
He ran for the gate, followed by Jack.
He stood aside as Jack and Barbossa passed the walkway, climbed the stairs, and ran from either side of the boat to the rudder.
A nervous Carton was at the helm, his eyes moving from one captain to another.
Jack adjusted the rudder slightly, and Barbossa turned it back.
They glared at each other, trying to get the upper hand.
At this moment, Pantel was also looking at Rajti, who had already prepared a fishing rod at the stern of the boat.
He cast his line in the water now and stared intently into the black water and waited.
But to Rajetti's horror, the first thing he saw in the sea was not a silvery, flickering fish, but a dead, motionless body.
The body floated by the side of the boat, pale face turned skyward, eyes closed.
Quite odd to see something like this out in the ocean, especially in an area where one is trying to fish.
Rajetti screamed and jumped over the side of the boat.
Pantel was very curious about his friend's unusual behavior, so he came to see what happened.
There was more than one dead body in the sea.
In fact, there were hordes of dead bodies.
Old people, young women, young sailors, children...the water is full of dead bodies.