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Mad Oracle: Subverted Tia Dalma comes across like this, what with her hut full of weirdness, her speaking patterns, and seeming inability to directly answer questions, but she's quite sane.Lord of the Ocean: When she was the goddess of the seas, she had untold power over it, the Pirate lords trapping her in her human form specifically so that they could take command themselves.(Then again, who in these movies does not have dirty clothes?) Her actress is very attractive, and Tia Dalma is very seductive and sensual, but she also has blackened teeth and dirty clothes. Hollywood Voodoo: Called a Voodoo queen in official sources.God in Human Form: Calypso bound in human form.Facial Markings: Voodoo tattoos in her cheeks.She shoots Pintel and Ragetti a withering Death Glare when they nearly disrespect the dead by trying to drop cannonballs on them. Everyone Has Standards: She's sickened at seeing the souls of those who died at sea just floating through the ocean to the afterlife instead of being ferried across to their rightful resting place as naturally intended.

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The second movie doesn't show her feet at all the third one has her wearing shoes in some scenes, and barefoot in others ◊.

Does Not Like Shoes: Tia Dalma is barefoot in the film-based comics.

Though, considering Tia Dalma is in fact a God in Human Form and a manifestation of the sea.

Distaff Counterpart: A number of critics believe her to be an expy of Yoda due to the fact that both characters are swamp-dwelling eccentric sages with peculiar speech patterns.

Delighting in Riddles: It is often assumed that her cryptic speech patterns are the result of this, and that she takes delight in allowing people to figure things out by themselves.

It must be part of her 'mysterious voodoo' thing.

Cryptic Conversation: Much of what she says is confusing to those she talks to.

Cool Old Lady: She comes across as one, not that you'd ever guess her age just from looking at her.

Cluster F-Bomb: When asked about what she is shouting when she's ascended, the creators said she was basically screaming profanties akin to 'F- you!'.

When she's released from human form, she breaks up into millions of crabs. Since she's actually the Goddess of the Sea it's not too surprising. Notably the pieces she uses in a few of her magic rituals are also made from crabs.

The Beast Master: She's shown to have some control over crabs.

In the end, her fury drives her to turn against the pirates, the navy, the company and Jones himself for their acts against her. She certainly doesn't seem to hold to human morality.

Blue-and-Orange Morality: She's the goddess of the seas and is known to be as fickle and furious as the sea itself if provoked.

Bilingual Bonus: After being unbound, she says in a distorted voice, 'Malfaiteur en Tombeau, Crochir l'Esplanade, Dans l'Fond d'l'eau!', which roughly translates to 'Across all the seas, find the path to he who wrongfully entombed me!'.

Her support is crucial for both films, even after her subsequent betrayal.

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Big Good: The closest the series gets to one, actively assisting the Black Pearl crew in the second and third film as she is the only one with knowledge on Davy Jones, the Black Spot, and Davy Jones' locker.

The Kingdom Keepers series also describe her as perpetually barefoot.

Barefoot Sage: She has many aspects of the sage/wise woman archetype (including giving cryptic advice to her visitors), and if Pirati dei Caraibi comics are ◊ to believe ◊, she doesn't wear shoes.

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Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: After she is set free she is huge.

Considering she's actually a goddess and Davy Jones's lost love, this was probably very deliberate.

Ascended Extra: In Dead Man's Chest she has a very small part, but has a much larger part in At World's End.

Anthropomorphic Personification: Of the sea, being the sea goddess Calypso.

When he calls her out on this, Tia is unapologetic and simply tells him that being fickle and unpredictable is simply her nature.

All Take and No Give: Even after Davy Jones loyally ferried the souls of the dead to the afterlife for her for ten years, Calypso did not meet him on the one day they could be together.

From all that I love.'Ī mysterious voodoo woman with unknown connections to Jack.

'It has been torture, trapped in this single form, cut off from the sea.

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