His left arm became that of a crab and his leg became what appeared to be a peg-leg, but was in reality a crab leg itself. His beard became tentacles, his face forming as a squid. Because he abandoned those lost at sea, Jones began developing the flora and fauna of the sea. Over the years, Davy Jones became the heartless monster he was today. However, if a person did not keep their end of the deal, Jones sent the kraken after them to devour them immediately sending them to the Locker itself. Instead, he captured those who were lost at sea and bartered with them one hundred years service aboard the Flying Dutchman. Over the century, Jones abandoned his duty of ferrying those to the next world. He also kept his key to the Chest with him. His revenge was that he showed the First Brethren Court how to bind Calypso in her human form so that the rule of the seas would be given to the rule of men.Īfter all of this, becoming guilty and grieving over imprisoning Calypso in the body of a mortal woman, Jones cut out his own heart to deal with the pain and buried it on Isla Cruces in case of a mutiny. However, when he went to meet Calypso at their meeting spot, the Sea goddess never showed up. For ten years, Jones did his duty with ferrying those lost at sea to the next world. Calypso, truly loving Jones in return gave him the duty with ferrying the souls lost at sea and the ship, the Flying Dutchman. However, there are some claims that Jones fell in love with the sea, but true fans who knew the story knew it was a woman that Jones truly fell in love with. One day, he was approached by the Goddess Calypso in her human form, who fell in love with the Mortal Davy Jones and Jones in return.

6.1 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chestĭavy Jones was a mortal pirate who sailed the seas that he fell in love with.

2.3 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales.

2.2 Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End.

2.1 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest.

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