That night, the Black Pearl attacks the town of Port Royal and kidnaps Elizabeth Swann, despite trying to negotiate with the wily Captain Barbossa. Though Will was defenseless against Jack aiming his pistol, Jack himself was knocked unconscious and jailed by Norrington. The two confront each other, with Jack having familiarity with Turner before engaging in a sword fight, ending with Sparrow outwitting Will in the duel, Will claims Jack "cheated". Later, after Commodore Norrington's ceremony, Will saw that his soldiers were hunting Jack Sparrow, who hid in the blacksmith's shop. When Will gave Governor Swann the ceremonial sword he made for Norrington's promotion, Swann believed his master forged it. Meanwhile, Will has developed into a master craftsman of fine swords, although it is his oft-drunken master who usually claims credit for Will's exquisite workmanship. Another suitor, Captain (later Commodore) James Norrington, a man socially superior to Will in nearly every way, seems likely to win Elizabeth's hand. Though being a blacksmith provides him with a respectable occupation, it makes him unsuitable to be with Elizabeth. Over the next eight years, Will and Elizabeth maintain a respectful friendship, although Will must conceal his true romantic feelings for her. Will ended up living a life in Port Royal as a blacksmith's apprentice. Elizabeth takes from the unconscious Will a souvenir a medallion bearing the skull of a pirate’s Jolly Roger hoping to save his life.
Dauntless, he met young Elizabeth Swann, the daughter of Governor Weatherby Swann. Unbeknownst to Will, the crew of the Black Pearl has been searching for the gold medallion, which was needed to break an ancient Aztec curse.Īs The Curse of the Black Pearl opens, young Will Turner is pulled from the Caribbean Sea drifting amidst the murdered crew and burning wreckage of a British ship attacked by pirates.
Prior to this, he received a gift from his father: a gold medallion, which Will thought was just an exotic trinket that his father had picked up on his travels. After his mother died, Will went out in search of his father. Will grew up believing his father to be a respectable merchant seaman. However, Will's father was absent during his early childhood, so Will was raised by his mother while living in England. According to Jack Sparrow, Will looked just like his father. Born with the name "William Turner", Will was the only child of Bootstrap Bill Turner.
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