Tragic captain of the Flying Dutchman, bound to ferry souls.
Their broken love story caused Jones's corruption and curse.
The plot states that Calypso, revealed as Tia Dalma, was the woman Davy Jones loved and that she failed to meet him after ten years.
Their rivalry culminates in a duel over the Dutchman's command.
Jack is rescued from the Locker and later fights Jones aboard the Dutchman for control of Jones's heart.
Beckett exploits Jones and the Dutchman as instruments of imperial power.
Beckett controls Jones, orders him to destroy pirate ships, and uses him against the pirate fleet.
Their conflict determines the Dutchman's succession.
Will seeks to free Bootstrap Bill from Jones's ship, and Jones mortally wounds Will before Will stabs Jones's heart.
Jones's curse controls Bootstrap Bill's fate.
Bootstrap Bill is shown losing himself to the Dutchman's curse while serving aboard Jones's ship.
Maccus serves under Jones aboard the Dutchman.
Maccus is identified as a Flying Dutchman crew member, and the plot states that Jones commands the Dutchman and its cursed crew.
Koleniko is bound to Jones's ship and service.
Koleniko is identified as a cursed member of the Flying Dutchman crew under Davy Jones's command.
Palifico belongs to Jones's supernatural crew.
Palifico is identified as a cursed Dutchman crew member, while Jones is the captain controlling the ship's crew.
Jimmy Legs serves as part of the cursed ship's crew.
Jimmy Legs is identified as a Flying Dutchman crew member, whose crew is bound to Davy Jones's command.
Clacker is tied to Jones through the Dutchman's curse.
Clacker is identified as a cursed crew member aboard the Flying Dutchman under Jones's captaincy.
Ogilvey is one of the crew bound to Jones's service.
Ogilvey is identified as a cursed member of the Flying Dutchman crew, which Davy Jones commands.
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