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This document provides definitions and examples of common character archetypes seen in the film Pirates of the Caribbean, including the hero, damsel in distress, villain, and anti-hero. It discusses how Johnny Depp prepared for the role of Captain Jack Sparrow by researching 18th century pirates and choosing a flamboyant and eccentric portrayal inspired by modern rock stars. Details are given on Sparrow's costume design including his distinctive tricorne hat and dreadlocks, which helped establish the character's unique image and importance within the story.
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In large font along the top it says "THE CHAMPION RETURNS" with the subtitle "In this epic tale of justice and redemption, one man stands against the tyranny threatening to destroy everything."
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