Jack Sparrow enters Beckett's office and immediately his Elder Scrolls instincts kick in.

"Close your eyes and pretend it's all a bad dream. That's how I get by."

"You're mad!"

Apparently that's real alcohol they are drinking. Not sure if it's wine, gin, or whiskey but Johnny is really taking shots in this scene. In the bloopers Johnny sorta chokes on his drink, coughs and asked "What's in that?!" Lol

“And what becomes of Miss Swann?”

All I remember from this scene is the blooper that sprouted from it:

I love how Beckett totally swapped the narrative on Jack's little, 'the compass won't work because it says you want me dead' line. Beckett just straight up went, 'well if you're dead then we don't have a problem'.

Love how he refers to Pintel and Regetti as "the belligerent homunculus and his friend with the wooden eye"

At world's end is very underrated in my opinion. The movie is very entertaining from start to finish.

This scene is brilliantly written. At first, Jack pretends to be a fool, randomly 'searching the room for Jones' heart' so that he can get Beckett to tell its location. Jack then asks what he would tell Beckett if he were to accept his deal, finding out how much Beckett knows about the Brethern Court. Jack never intended on actually doing business with Beckett, but he knew the pirates could only survive if they were to fight united instead of being hunted down one by one. Jack's plan was to have everyone fight and then stab Jones' heart during the battle, freeing the Dutchman from Beckett's control and turning the tables on him. Jack also 'negotiates regarding his crew members' simply to buy time, hoping Barbossa and the others would team up and attack so they could escape Beckett for the time being.

God the dialogue is so well written

"Square my Debt with jones"

The outtakes to this are hilarious tho. When Jack and Beckett throw fan and compass to each other and miss several times

"People arent cargo mate"

1:48

I wish I had his negotiating skills

I love how they exchange compass and fan. And Beckett immediately opens it and starts using it 😂

1:17

THIS is how you make a film that keeps your audience guessing. Without everyone double crossing one another, this movie wouldn't have been half as interesting. I'd want Jack to represent me in a business deal... until I realize he's just as likely to cut his own deal to reap the greater reward.

“The negotiations were short.”