Norrington opened the door and stared at the servant, "I told you no visitors."

The servant looked at his feet, at Will, and then he looked up at Norrington, "I know, but he thinks that you kidnapped Elizabeth."

Norrington laughed at the idea, "Come in… where did you hear that rumor?"

Will looked around the room and saw that their was only bare walls made of cement, a small desk and two chairs, "One lady around the shop told me."

Norrington laughed, "You think that I kidnapped the woman I once loved? What makes you think that?"

Will glared at him, "Maybe because you still have feelings for her."

Norrington's small smile was wiped away from his face as he looked at his feet.

Will asked him, "Do you know who did it?"

Norrington looked up at Will and sighed, "Yes, but there is no way to get him."

"Well then, who was it?"

Norrington walked over to the desk and sat in one of the chairs, "One of your dear friends."

Will whispered quietly, "Jack?"

Norrinton nodded his head.

Will stared at Norrington with confusion for a long time then finally he said, "Are you going to get her? I mean, you're just sitting here on your butt knowing that Elizabeth is in harms way, but you still sit here ant do nothing!"

Norrinton sighted, "We'll there is really nothing that I can do about it… I have no idea where Elizabeth or Jack may be, no one does."

Will looked at the wall and remembered the island with the treasure, "I know where she is."

Norrington looked relieved, "Well good… now we can save her!"

"No… I'm going to save her."

"But you have no ship or boat…"

Will headed out the door, "That's why you're going to fetch one for me." So he headed out the door, down the hallway, and managed to find his way out of the house. He whispered to himself, "Next stop, Weatherby Swann."

So Will went to Elizabeth's house and told Mr. Swann that he was going to get his daughter.

After he talked to Elizabeth's father, he went to his own house to pack his things, and sleep there for one last night before he went off to find the love of his life, his dear Elizabeth.