I know why the Spainish are fighting the French
 

I just got done watching Pirates of the Carribbean: At worlds end today and I know why these two hate each other so much. When they are at the breathren court and all of them at sitting at the table, the two of them break out into an arguement and the French guy punch's the Spainish guy right in the kisser. then the whole court breaks out into what seems like a bar fight.

The two of them if you compare if you look at picture's or have seen the movie, there pirate lords. but why are they fighting over islands, I have no clue. thought one of them held a grudge against each other:laughks2: that's my 2 cents..


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It's probably a nod to history, since if you look it up, in 1555 a French pirated plundered the spanish settlement of Havana. Also in 1665, the French occupied half of the Island of Hispaniola and renamed it Haiti.. So thats probably where the grudge is from.

its because the spanish guy did something to make the french guy mad

o and also the pirate lord is named edwardo but the spanish island ruler is named garcia

well for some reason those pirate lords.....and the spanish and french generals dont have the same name! just look on you treasure section "nine rogues" its not the same people from the movie!

Disney pirate game based on the movie's no history involved go play Pirate's of the burning sea for a history lesson.

Yea but it's Strange the Pirate's on the current island's look so much like the pirate lords.

Maybe it was cause the Spanish stole the French fries and mayo.

Considering the movie is loaded with historical facts/information, I wouldn't be surprised if the game did so as well. Theres nothing wrong with a history lesson, sheesh.. *is a history major*

NO the Spanish only stole the Mayo, the French still have Fries.

French Fries

Sinko de Mayo

*groans* LOL!

There is a little bit of real history in the game. There really was a Port Royal, but it sank in an earthquake in 1692. Cuba and Tortuga are still around.

You could probably make the case that Padres del Fuego corresponds to St Pierre, Martinique or Plymouth, Montserrat. The rest could be anything.

Who Knows But that is clever! :lol:

lol port royal sank??? the whole island???

Just a large portion of the town. It's a part of Jamaica.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Royal

Haha, really?
I always thought it was some island Disney made up, lol.

"Port Royal has been featured as a location within Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean film series, though much of the location work for Port Royal was actually done in Saint Vincent, not in Jamaica". So POTCO coppied us sorta