Jack Sparrow's dingy

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Jack Sparrow's dory
Career information
Port of registry	Tortuga
Owner(s)	Jack Sparrow
Captain(s)	Jack Sparrow
Technical information
Type	Dory
Weapons	None
Affiliation	Jack Sparrow
Behind the scenes
First appearance	At World's End (video game)
Latest appearance	At World's End

"Love, that is a dinghy. My vessel is magnificent, and fierce, and huge-ish, and…gone. Why is it gone?"

―Jack Sparrow to Giselle^[src]

This small fishing boat was used by Jack Sparrow after Captain Hector Barbossa commandeered the Black Pearl—for the second time—following the death of Lord Cutler Beckett.

Jack was left with the dory at Tortuga, after promising Giselle and Scarlett a ride on the Pearl. Alone, Jack set out in the boat, using Sao Feng's navigational charts to begin his quest for the Fountain of Youth. Jack found a bottle of rum in the boat, and happily hoisted his flag.

After some time sailing across the sea, Jack woke in his dory to find a pirate vessel looming over him, believed to have been captained by Bartholomew Roberts. Jack's adventures and the fate of the dingy, following this point, remain unknown.

[edit] Appearances

• Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (video game) (First appearance)
• Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End

Boats in Pirates of the Caribbean
Boats Barnacle – Jack Sparrow's dingy – Jolly Mon – Turkish fishing boat – Will and Elizabeth's boat
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