Because they think she's Turner's descendant and thus they need her to end the curse.
They clearly state in the movie that "parley" is not actually "law" and they feel no particular obligation to honor any of their supposed "codes." If they found out she wasn't actually a Turner they would have done so: that's the implied threat.
She was sheltered due to being an upper class girl so she thought murderous pirates would be civil and follow rules.
this. that's the whole point of the scene: some naive girl thinks that outlaws are bound by romantic codes.
That WOULD be the point of the scene, and it would indeed make sense, except we're shown that Barbossa actually seems to uphold most of his bargains, which makes the scene feel retroactively hollow.
Elizabeth manages to save her own ass on accident later when she convinces Barbossa she's Bootstrap's daughter, but the only reason she's able to do that in the first place is because Ello and Poppet sincerely honor her request for parlay.
Jack asks for parlay later that's also honored and I think every other time it's asked for in the next two movies it's respected. I think the intention is that it's a legitimate concept that pirates honor in that universe.
>Parlay rock is on the boat tonight >All the mateys just have a good time >The rum gon' make you lose your mind >We just wanna see you >Walk that plank! Every day I'm pi-ra-ting
That WOULD be the point of the scene, and it would indeed make sense, except we're shown that Barbossa actually seems to uphold most of his bargains, which makes the scene feel retroactively hollow.
You should be as well.
y tho
Because sometimes you pass the test and sometimes you don't.
When you don't pass the test, you should invoke parlay.
Pic related.
Too easy, should be at least 30
cool doggo
Why not just rape her to death? Who’s gonna know that some random women at your ship said le magic word?
they weiners didn't work
Because they think she's Turner's descendant and thus they need her to end the curse.
They clearly state in the movie that "parley" is not actually "law" and they feel no particular obligation to honor any of their supposed "codes." If they found out she wasn't actually a Turner they would have done so: that's the implied threat.
>"You'll be dining with the captain in the dress, or with the crew naked"
kino
Elizabeth manages to save her own ass on accident later when she convinces Barbossa she's Bootstrap's daughter, but the only reason she's able to do that in the first place is because Ello and Poppet sincerely honor her request for parlay.
Jack asks for parlay later that's also honored and I think every other time it's asked for in the next two movies it's respected. I think the intention is that it's a legitimate concept that pirates honor in that universe.
test
you good?
The Hole
She thought they said party
>Parlay rock is on the boat tonight
>All the mateys just have a good time
>The rum gon' make you lose your mind
>We just wanna see you
>Walk that plank!
Every day I'm pi-ra-ting
kino
SORRY FOR PARLAY ROCKING!!!
beautiful
Kino
She was sheltered due to being an upper class girl so she thought murderous pirates would be civil and follow rules.
this. that's the whole point of the scene: some naive girl thinks that outlaws are bound by romantic codes.
That WOULD be the point of the scene, and it would indeed make sense, except we're shown that Barbossa actually seems to uphold most of his bargains, which makes the scene feel retroactively hollow.
parle means talk in froggish she is woman and doesn't like fight
Ok, but what her feet look like though?
>I'm going to need the other one
because she got banned from twitter
She was only 17 in the 1st pirates movie.
She was like 17 3/4 when they actually filmed it.... YOU SICK FRICK
Too old
>Born March 1985
>The Hole filming: July-November 2000
Her and Gibbs were the only fricking decent characters
Everyone else was a fricking walking shitty stereotype
Too bad a parlay couldn't save her dead career
>tfw they don't even parlay
I can paralay my own self, thank you very much
she wanted that big undead pirate captain wiener