(Stellan Skarsgard), one of Jones" indentured-enslaved crew members; sent by Davy Jones, "Bootstrap Bill" visited Jack, who had regained the captaincy of theBlack Pearl, and delivered to him a Black Spot on the palm of his hand, warning that Jack"s unpaid blood debt was now due to villainous, part-octopus/crab/human ghost Captain Davy Jones (Bill Nighy) of the ghostlyThe Flying Dutchman, and that Jack was targeted by Jones" "terrible beastie" - the Kraken.He would be a Messianic figure of sorts.And Ann finagles her job back (her "meal ticket"), with a $1,000 bonus.A number of likely individuals are escorted into Connell"s office for covert interviews.The door opens on "Long John" Willoughby (Gary Cooper) - a plain-speaking, penniless homeless man and an ex-ballplaying (bush-league, sand-lot) pitcher with a sore arm (his "wing went bad").A few days later, the busybody, garrulous and eccentric neighbor Minnie, with her hair up in an odd, white polka-dotted scarf, pays a visit.A funeral was held at the castle"s pond where a frog chorus sang the Wings" song "Live and Let Die", as the King in a shoebox (labeled "Ye Olde Foot Locker") was placed on a lily pad and floated onto the pond.The driver swerves to avoid the apparition while applying his screeching brakes.His tires squeal as he pulls sharply off the road into a swirling cloud of dust and barely misses running her down.