Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl

Which character displays the most traits of sociopathy, psychopathy and/or Antisocial Personality Disorder?

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Elizabeth Swann tells blacksmith Will Turner, "... I had a dream about you last night..." (0:08)

Commodore Norrington tells Elizabeth, "... I’m a bit nervous myself." (0:15)

Blacksmith Mr. Brown strikes pirate Captain Jack Sparrow on the head with a bottle, rendering him unconscious. (0:26)

Her maid tells Elizabeth, “Now that’s a smart match, miss, if it’s not too bold to say." 
Elizabeth: ”It is a smart match.” (0:28)

Elizabeth strikes a pirate on the head." (0:32)

A pirate strikes Will on the head, rendering him unconscious. (0:35)

Pirate Bo’sun smacks Elizabeth in the face. (0:38)

Will regains consciousness. (0:41)

Jack tells Will, "... No worries then." (0:44)

Will tells Jack, "This is either madness or brilliance." 
Jack: ”it’s remarkable how often those two traits coincide.” (0:45)

Will tells Jack, referring to his mother, "... After she died, I came out here..." (0:48)

First Scarlett, then Giselle, slaps Jack in the face. (0:51)

His former first mate Joshamee Gibbs tells Jack, “Curse you for breathing, you slack-jawed idiot.” (0:51)

Bar brawl with head injuries. (0:52)

Gibbs: "Jack, it’s a fool’s errand." 
Referring to pirate Captain Barbossa: ”... he’s not a man to suffer fools...” 
Jack: ”... it’s a very good thing I’m not a fool, then, eh?” 
Gibbs: ”... There’s bound to be some sailors on this rock crazy as you.” (0:52)

Capt. Barbossa tells Elizabeth, "... the greed of Cortes was insatiable..." 
”... compelled by greed...” (0:56)

Gibbs tells the others, "... every man worth his salt, and crazy to boot." 
Jack asks pirate Cotton, ”... do you have the courage and fortitude to follow orders...?” 
Gibbs: ”He’s a mute, sir...” 
Will: ”Well, you’ve proved they’re mad.” 
Anna Maria strikes Jack in the face twice. (1:01)

Gibbs asks Jack, "What’s in your head that put you in such a fine mood?" (1:03)

Gibbs asks Will, "How many honest sailors have been claimed by this passage." (1:05)

Gibbs tells Will, "... Jack... not before he’d gone mad with the heat." (1:06)

Jack tells Will, "... you’re completely obsessed with treasure." 
Will: ”... I’m not obsessed with treasure.” (1:09)

Will strikes Jack in the head with an oar. (1:11)

Barbossa strikes Elizabeth in the head. 
Barbossa: ”if any coward here dare challenge me, let him speak.” (1:13)

Pirate Anamaria tells Elizabeth, "You’re daft, lady..." 
Gibbs: ”Daft like Jack.” (1:24)

Battle with head injuries (1:28)

Will holds the muzzle of a pistol to his chin, threatening to kill himself. (1:31)

Elizabeth and Jack appear intoxicated. (1:36)

Jack tells Norrington, "Now, to be honest with you..." (1:43)

A sailor tells Elizabeth, "Don’t worry, miss..." (1:43)

Her father, Governor Weatherby Swann tells Elizabeth, "... Couldn’t be more proud of you..." (1:49)

Another pirate tells Ragetti, "Already feel like a fool." (1:51)

Jack tells Barbossa, "Me, I’m dishonest, and a dishonest man you can always trust to be dishonest, honestly. It’s the honest ones you want to watch for..." (1:51)

Fight with head injuries (2:07)

Norrington, referring to Jack: "Idiot..." 
Norrington tells Will, ”... show the same care and devotion in every aspect of his life.” (2:09)

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