Para o fim de Piratas do Caribe: em estranhos mares quando Jack, Barba Negra e outros piratas estão caminhando pela caverna, um dos piratas interrompe uma estalactite e imediatamente outro pirata entra em colapso e parece ter morrido.
Existe uma conexão entre os dois?
Este evento parece ser um pouco aleatório:
As the crew made their way to the cave entrance to the Fountain of Youth, Salaman breaks a piece of stalactite off, which caused another stalactite to fall onto a pirate near him, killing him instantly.
No entanto, a idéia da Fonte da juventude é que a "vida eterna" não é livre. Toda a premissa é para ganhar algo, você precisa tirá-lo de outro lugar:
Legends tell that eternal life could be found at the Fountain of Youth, but only those who possess the knowledge of the ritual of the Fountain could achieve it. The two silver Chalices of Cartagena were needed, for the ritual required not just a seeker of youth but also a victim whose years would be consumed. Only a mermaid's tear, placed in one of the Chalices, would set the rejuvenating forces of the Fountain to work. After both drinkers drunk from the Chalices, the Fountain would give the seeker all the years of life from the victim.
Portanto, a ideia de todo esse empreendimento é que a vida é uma coisa frágil.
[Gibbs] "Jack, I have to ask. You had the Chalices, the water, the tear. You could've lived, maybe, forever."
[Jack] "The Fountain does test you, Gibbs. But better to not know which moment may be your last, every morsel of your entire being alive to the infinite mystery of it all. And who's to say I won't live forever, eh? Discoverer of the Fountain of Youth."
Em suma, isso era pouco mais do que um pouco de humor sombrio - você não deveria mexer com mágicas antigas. É perigoso.