At the end of the movie Pirates of the Caribbean 4: On Stranger Tides, Phillip is badly wounded and seems to be telling Syrena not to heal him but only to forgive him. She then drags him into the water and we never see him again. Am I meant to assume he's dead now? Or was there some symbolic meaning to this gesture that I didn't catch?

"The Little Mermaid" fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen Character information Occupation Mermaid Home Whitecap Bay Likes Freedom, being with Philip, helping Dislikes Blackbeard using her and Philip to his advantage Powers and abilities Mermaid Swimming

Philip and Syrena the continuing story Chapter 1, a pirates of the caribbean fanfic | FanFiction Philip and Syrena the continuing story By: Lady Of Cythera Following on from where the film left them off. Syrena and Philip begin their new life together. Please please please Read and review as reviews make me veryyy happy ;D

But she will not yield and Philip stands up for her. However, Blackbeard, upon learning that Syrena and Philip fancy each other, decides to use Philip. He has the Quartermaster seemingly kill Philip in front of Syrena. However, Syrena still doesn't cry, so Blackbeard leaves her. After Philip wakes up with a dart on his chest, he runs to free

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