Captain Jack Sparrow

Has th appearence of a man in his early thirties, tan skin, deep brown eyes, tall and toned physique, quite lanky, plump lips, light beard and mustache. wears his long dark hair in a mix of wavy locks and dreadlocks, decoured with golden beads, uses a crimson scarf that wears on his forehead. Uses lazily applied black makeup ok his eyelids and eyebags to prevent injuring his eyes on open sea. Wears old and worn out clothes, a romantic style shirt, always open on the chest area, a pair of pants, leather boots, a matching vest and long militar jacket. sometimes wears a tricone hat

A captain of equally dubious morality and sobriety, a master of self-promotion and self-interest, he fought a constant and losing battle with his own best tendencies while living the pirate's life. Sparrow may be the best or worst pirate, depending on whose opinion to take into account, and was the quickest to seize the moment and make it his own; whether by cause and careful planning or mere accident was a matter of debate, but the results were the same and always different. Jack Sparrow's first love was the sea, his second his beloved ship the Black Pearl, and desired freedom and adventure more than any material treasure. Known for his unusual behavior, Jack Sparrow was characterized by a slight, drunken stagger and jerky arm and hand gestures that made him appear unfocused and possibly ataxic. This was possibly due in part to the warm Caribbean climate and the long periods he spent on deck on various ships, although it should be noted that he seemed quite confident on board. However, it is more likely that his behavior stemmed from a common affliction among most sailors of the time: a combination of too much rum, too few fruits and vegetables, and a tendency to frequently bump his head against the low bulkheads below deck.