Patton, Jr.(George C.Scott) was featured in the opening scene before the backdrop of a huge American flag.He was addressing Allied US troops of the Third Army (off-screen) in a memorable, brilliant pep-talk monologue to raise morale just before they were deployed overseas at the start of WWII.It seems like yesterday to me.Walter: Maybe it was yesterday, Hildy.Been seeing me in your dreams?Hildy: Oh, no, Mama doesn""t dream about you anymore, Walter.You wouldn""t know the old girl now.Although she has had many changes in her life, Walter believes he still knows her.In fact, the rhythmic tone of their alk, their reactions, and their speedy use of words are almost identical.(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 produced his magnifying glass to help her inspect it - and enlarge its perceived size.While dumbly staring straight ahead, they both shyly and tentatively ouched their hands together on the sofa."Mommer" Sieppe (Sylvia Ashton) carries a large picnic basket; the twin brothers Max and Moritz (Oscar and Otto Gotell) and kid brother ""Owgooste"" (Austin Jewel) are dressed for the picnic outing and carry a butterfly net and a toy boat; and buck-toothed cousin Selina (Joan Standing).