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<blockquote data-quote="Tarrasque Wrangler" data-source="post: 1018367" data-attributes="member: 7473">Will and Elizabeth even realize this and take advantage of it.&nbsp; When they're all fighting Barbossa and his men in the cave at the end, and they've impaled the three pirates together under the moonlight, Will sticks a lit grenade in the open ribcage of the middle pirate and then kicks all three out of the light.&nbsp; Back in the shade, their skin magically reappears, and the pirate can't get the grenade out.&nbsp; He says, &quot;No fair!&quot;, and then blows up.THE ONGOING CURSE DEBATEA few things were happening simultaneously during the fight between CAPTAIN Sparrow and Barbossa, and they show a close-up of a hand getting cut right after showing Will running up the treasure pile.&nbsp; It seemed pretty obvious to me that it was Will cutting his hand open (Why would Sparrow cut his hand, anyway?), but I can see how the way it was shot and edited might leave it confusing.Which still begs the question no one's asked:&nbsp; Why Turner blood?&nbsp; Is it because his was the last coin to be returned?&nbsp; Is it because he was the only one who felt genuinely remorseful for taking the treasure in the first place?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tarrasque Wrangler, post: 1018367, member: 7473"] Will and Elizabeth even realize this and take advantage of it. When they're all fighting Barbossa and his men in the cave at the end, and they've impaled the three pirates together under the moonlight, Will sticks a lit grenade in the open ribcage of the middle pirate and then kicks all three out of the light. Back in the shade, their skin magically reappears, and the pirate can't get the grenade out. He says, "No fair!", and then blows up. THE ONGOING CURSE DEBATE A few things were happening simultaneously during the fight between CAPTAIN Sparrow and Barbossa, and they show a close-up of a hand getting cut right after showing Will running up the treasure pile. It seemed pretty obvious to me that it was Will cutting his hand open (Why would Sparrow cut his hand, anyway?), but I can see how the way it was shot and edited might leave it confusing. Which still begs the question no one's asked: Why Turner blood? Is it because his was the last coin to be returned? Is it because he was the only one who felt genuinely remorseful for taking the treasure in the first place? [/QUOTE]

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