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Their homes were simple huts woven from plant fibers, and were sturdy enough to provide shelter from tropical storms. The Pelegostos constructed villages up in the peaks of the island's mountains, connected by rickety bridges made from jungle vines. Sailors were known to trade valuable spices for long pork, and some may even have lured unwitting victims onto the island. The Pelegostos were a warlike people, and relished the taste of ' long pork,' or human flesh. Jack's life will end when the drums stop.' ― Joshamee Gibbs The encounter with the Pelegostos Tribe at Isla de Pelegostos would be later recalled by the crew of the Dying Gull in 1751 when Sparrow ordered his men to pay him a tribute for being their captain. However, the dog managed to escape the island before the Pelegostos could perform their religious service.

They gave him a bone as they continued with their feast ceremony. And so the Pelegostos accepted the dog as their new chief. With Jack Sparrow gone, the Pelegostos were left without a chief, until they spotted a dog sitting on the beach. A wild chase through the island's jungles and ravines led the crew back to the Black Pearl, where their chief bade farewell to his 'children.' Prison Dog Jack, naturally adverse to this idea, fled the cannibal village while many of its warriors were preoccupied with chasing down his similarly errant crew. ' Alas, my children, this is the day you shall always remember as the day you almost-.Captain Jack Sparrow.' ― Jack Sparrow to the Pelegostos Jack himself was in no less of a precarious situation, as the Pelegostos believed that he was a god, trapped in human form, and were intending to roast him alive and eat his flesh, in order that his spirit would be released. Jack would return to the island, while attempting to hide from the Kraken, and was once again made chief of the Pelegostos, while the rest of his crew were either devoured by the cannibals or held captive in bone cages, made from the crewmen eaten. He would tell of this tale to Mullroy and Murtogg. Jack stayed long enough only to grasp the basics of the Pelegostos language and left. They'll roast him and eat him.' ― Joshamee Gibbs to William Turner Ĭaptain Jack Sparrow happened upon the Pelegostos at some point prior to commandeering the HMS Interceptor at Port Royal, and was made the natives' chief.

See, the Pelegostos believe that Jack is a god in human form, and they intend to do him the honor of releasing him from his fleshy prison.

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