In Captain Blackbeard's bottle.

At the end of the story, Angelica agreed and drank the water from the other glass, but she didn't realize that Jack expected Blackbeard to be so vicious and thus prepared for it, and as a result, Angelica drank the spring water that was really mixed with mermaid tears, and Blackbeard drank the other glass instead, whereupon the magic of the spring water quickly claimed his life.

While Angelica admitted that she still loved Jack, the latter feared that she would be hell-bent on avenging her father's death, so he left her on an island. Barbossa, who has become captain of the vengeful Queen Anne, resigns his post in the Royal Navy and returns to his old job as a pirate.

Jack finds Gibbs, who uses a compass to locate the Black Pearl, which turns out to be not destroyed, but magically shrunken and placed in a bottle like many of Blackbeard's captured ships. The two men then head towards the Black Pearl's location, determined to continue living the pirate life. And in the end Angelica, who was left behind on the island, picked up the voodoo doll that cursed Jack Sparrow...?

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Pirates of the Caribbean 4 Plot Summary

Captain Jack is captured by King George II and ordered to find the legendary Fountain, along with his old friend, the recruited Captain Barbossa. However, the voyage does not go well, and Captain Jack meets his old lover Angelica, who is not sure whether she really loves him or is using him to find the Fountain.

Johnny Depp continues his role as Captain Jack in the fourth episode, which focuses on his search for the Fountain of Youth. With Penelope Cruz as his old flame, the woman who forced him onto Blackbeard's pirate ship, Jack once again embarks on an uncertain journey...this time against two possible adversaries: his mysterious old flame and the dreaded Blackbeard's pirates...

The Fountain of Youth

The Fountain of Youth

is the first of its kind in the world, and it's the only one of its kind in the world.