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Barbossa took an apple in the treasure caves of Isla de Muerta, but dropped it after his death in the hands of Jack Sparrow. While talking with Jack Sparrow in the captain's cabin, the still-cursed Barbossa grimaced and winced as Jack pulled a green apple from a bowl and jealously watched took a bite out of the apple and chew on it. Before performing the blood ritual, Barbossa said the first thing he would do when the curse was lifted, he'd eat a whole bushel of apples. Suddenly wary of Barbossa's offer, Elizabeth initially thought the food was poisoned. As Elizabeth ate dinner in the captain's cabin of the Black Pearl, Barbossa offered her an apple, which made Elizabeth aware of his intense gaze and that he wasn't eating. He longed to be mortal so that he can once more taste the flesh of the fruit. When they fell under the Aztec Curse, Barbossa and his crew suffered a living death, feeling and tasting nothing: '.drink would not satisfy food turned to ash in our mouths.' The pirate captain himself was tormented by flavorless apples. īarbossa had a notable appreciation for green apples. Apples, along with biscuit and salted meat, were among the most used food provisions on the merchantman Wicked Wench when she was captained by Jack Sparrow. When the young pirate Jack Sparrow searched for Captain Hector Barbossa around Shipwreck City, one of the places he visited was Miss Fanny's where he found the owner eating an apple.

During the final battle of his anti- piracy campaign, when he thought he had destroyed the last traces of piracy in the Caribbean, he refused to give mercy to the few surviving pirates in the water, happily biting an apple and letting his soldiers shoot all the survivors. The notorious Spanish pirate hunter Armando Salazar was fond of apples. ' Lad! Bring me a couple of nice crisp apples, if you’ve got any!' ― Hector Barbossa to the serving boy

For apple instal Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger