Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest

Many people are indignant because Elizabeth is obsessed with Jack, and deeply express that they no longer believe in love. After reading it, I fell in love with the little love between them, which was sour and sweet, like containing a piece of orange candy.

Everyone knows that Will is a perfect man, brave, determined, filial and single-minded. Pirates are the first to go shopping when they go ashore. Elizabeth is taken away and ventured to rescue without fear. Her old father is imprisoned by Captain Octopus and takes revenge without hesitation. It's no wonder that Elizabeth loves him with the temperament of a universal lover, but such a perfect person still makes Jack, who is full of mass at the right hypochondrium, who doesn't go straight, and doesn't rely on his music to talk and do things without bragging, take advantage of the loopholes.

Let me say that the writer didn't mean to write this way, and the director didn't mean to shoot this way. This story must develop like this, but it is not normal to develop like this. How can an aura girl who dares to sing pirate songs on the ship's rail at the age of six or seven not have a little impulse to break through the secular imprisonment? When she grew up, the impulse of her childhood was finally awakened at the moment when the power of gold coins was summoned, and the heart yearning for freedom was like a sleeping seed in dry land suddenly getting a heavy rain, growing wildly and spreading all over every corner of her soul.

I’m She is obsessed with freedom, and Jack is freedom. Freedom is not beautiful, it is the inexplicable slap of Jack ashore by every angry woman, the thrilling escape from abandoned islands, and the cunning and tricky means of never giving up until the goal is reached, but it just exudes the breath that people can't stop. Jack is a real spokesman for freedom.

The fascination with freedom is everyone's innate ability. Who hasn't had the unrealistic ambition to abandon everything?

But in the end, we have to say it would never have worked out between us that Elizabeth said to Jack, but freedom is still bad. He said with a smile, "Keep telling yourself that, darling." This scene has a feeling of coldness, dry eyes and entangled mind. Pirates of the Caribbean vividly demonstrated the struggle between freedom and everything.

Freedom can't be classified, and everything except freedom seems to be opposite and closely related to it, but it is always separated by a distance. Freedom is like a boundless sea, and you can never hold it in your arms.