i came here to hear his conversation with the unobbtovouly woman embroidering

She's like Ed from Cowboy Bebop. I don't really see Auri as such, but it could work, I suppose.

This weirdly popped up in my feed. I’m not sure you remember me but it hit me good. Sending love!

Super Beautiful!!!

Love it when he realizes he finally had the legacy he always sought. A young girl far away telling the story of how he outsmarted Flint. And it’s great how he refuses to let the girl talk so bad about Vane. It’s funny to think about how similar these Pirates were to America’s founding fathers. Sure they committed crimes but a lot of their hatred for England and belief in freedom was very similar. And the Founding Fathers committed atrocities like tarring and feathering tax collectors. The real difference between them? One group won their war, the other didn’t. The ones that won got to the write history from their perspective. Had England beaten the colonies, we would know men like Washington, Jefferson, etc as nothing more than rebellious traitors, murderers, and criminals who didn’t like paying taxes.

You are a great actress ❤

That was so good!! I need to learn this monologue how long did it take you?

RIP Ducky 💕

"The truth isn't nearly as interesting." I feel like this is society - always wanting these epic shows with cool stunts and lavish costuming. And a few good people try to present history - any era of it - to an audience who is not listening

Toby Schmitz, the poor mans Benedict Cumberbatch

Stew?

Great scene.

Aw, did that legendary “very fake news” comment get deleted?

I like how slowly but surely Calico Jack became the hero and main character. He was so richly drawn out through the series.

Love that the producers/writers took time to craft and include this scene in the series. Pairs well with Flint's Dragon speech. And that the pirates knew that their biggest weapon was fear. The only fault is at the end when Jack tells the young lady to "read a book." I get the sentiment but Woods-Rodgers already told him his book was only letting people know what he wanted them to know. I think if Jack co-opted that line it would have landed better. Game recognizing game.

I think this was good for Jack to express whatever good was left in Charles Vane. He did die saving his life after all. And I'm pretty sure Lydia is Eleanor's cousin.

The truth is way more interesting little girl

Today the crumbs tomorrow the loaf 🍞

This show is a gem i was hooked. It starts of a bit silly and slow but after around 5 or 6 episodes its.just explodes and gets better and better highly recommend the characters are brilliant

The sexiest scene of the show...and yes Fuck the newspaper.

"The truth isn’t nearly as interesting” MAN I wanted so bad for him to say "It scarcely is..." and slowly walk away. "Scarcely" to mean "Rarely" but also sounding like "Scarily" making "the truth" seem so much more chilling, because while it's a horrifying thought to believe that Charles Vain butchered men and boiled them in a stew, the reality of Charles Vains life, and all pirates lives for that matter, is actually so much more horrific than the cannibalistic rumors could ever be. GOD I miss this damn show!

Underrated moment for the whole character of Calico, he wanted the fame and glory while others were driven by different motives and yet he gets annoyed when he realizes that he won't really ever get the idealistic fame that he seeks. Deep down he knew that the real idealist was Charles Vane and that's why he was so ready to talk highly about him.

This was awesome!

Did you know Jack (please Sparrow)...and she says his name. I felt that. And then the expression when he says Charles. Loved it.

Good but the vowels should be rounder 'that ' should be 'thet' 'happy' should be 'heppy'

What a brilliant moment! "I read it in the newspaper!"

Well, Tommy has proposed to me again. Tommy really does nothing but propose to me. He proposed to me last night in the music-room, when I was quite unprotected, as there was an elaborate trio going on. I didn't dare to make the smallest repartee, I need hardly tell you. If I had, it would have stopped the music at once. Musical people are so absurdly unreasonable. They always want one to be perfectly dumb at the very moment when one is longing to be absolutely deaf. Then he proposed to me in broad daylight this morning, in front of that dreadful statue of Achilles. Really, the things that go on in front of that work of art are quite appalling. The police should interfere. At luncheon I saw by the glare in his eye that he was going to propose again, and I just managed to check him in time by assuring him that I was a bimetallist. Fortunately I don't know what bimetallism means. And I don't believe anybody else does either. But the observation crushed Tommy for ten minutes. He looked quite shocked. And then Tommy is so annoying in the way he proposes. If he proposed at the top of his voice, I should not mind so much. That might produce some effect on the public. But he does it in a horrid confidential way. When Tommy wants to be romantic he talks to one just like a doctor. I am very fond of Tommy, but his methods of proposing are quite out of date. I wish, Gertrude, you would speak to him, and tell him that once a week is quite often enough to propose to any one, and that it should always be done in a manner that attracts some attention.

We need a prequel!!

Bought the DVD series and live off grid so thats all I've watched on and off for years seen it 100's of times

00:33 even the giants?

So if someone wrote a fan-Fiction ship of Lydia and Charles Vane, would you read it? Honestly I think it would be hilarious for Charles Vane to found out what propaganda has portrayed him as?

I love that smile when he hears his name. Vanity, definitely my favorite sin.

Love this speech, best speech in cinematic history!!!

"Did you know Edward Teach?".... "yeah...." "...and Jack Rackham?" This is where Jackie realised he was fár more known and famous then he dáred to imagine!

I'm gonna act as if I'm an expert critic! 😂 Your way of reading it made it sound more poetic, and suited for theater. Still a great job.

Ohhh wait a sec. U r the girl in the clip😳

Newspapers turned to internet.

The truth is boring lol

i'm not crying you are crying

you are so talented... you made me cry... I always new LOTR is equivalent to our reality, especially now, in our times.. well delivered!

White lady lies it led to Emmitt Till being murder by white men, Alice Sebold lied led to black man in prison for 40 years. Nothing changes.

This girl represents most of us who are brain washed by the modern-day media, to a point that we are not willing to (re)search for facts

Great job, Amy! Great scene! One of the subtly best scenes of the series. Thanks for posting. You played that scene perfectly. There’s so much he knows but doesn’t say. And there’s so little she knows but can’t stop talking. And SO rude! 🤗👏❤️💕

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE

Amy... you're such a wonder to watch

“Fake News!”

Simply Amazing! You’re very talented!

Are you going to start an online course teaching accents? :)

A moving performance! Thank you!