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* HiddenDepths: Ragetti is implied to have some sort of formal education (which would mean he lied about being illiterate), since he not only knows far more about science than an uneducated pirate could possible be expected to know, but he analyzes a three-way fight like someone who's studied Shakespeare, and apparently knows a bit about philosophy. Scions of noble families joining pirate crews weren't unheard of back then.
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* HiddenDepths: Ragetti is implied to have some sort of formal education (which would mean he lied about being illiterate), since he not only knows far more about science than an uneducated pirate could possible be expected to know, but he analyzes a three-way fight like someone who's studied Shakespeare, and apparently knows a bit about philosophy. Scions of noble families joining pirate crews weren't unheard of back then. He's also the only one on the ship to recognize that Barbossa failed to release Calypso because he "didn't say it right" (didn't speak the words "as if to a lover"), and [[https://youtu.be/gwfCO_1pxl0?t=51 proceeds to do it flawlessly on his first try]].
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* TerribleTrio: Whilst on the side of the heroes, they are not good people and are always seen together.
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* DropTheHammer: Mallot's known for the cooper's mallet he carries with him.
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* SourOutsideSadInside: All of them are cruel, ruthless, angry men with a complete lack of mercy for anyone and anything. However, it's heavily implied that at least some of their disposition during the first movie was a result of their decade of torment being cursed, as Barbossa, Pintel and Ragetti act much happier and friendlier in the sequels.
