Oliver Milburn credited as playing...
Bartholomew Roberts • John Standish
- Bartholomew Roberts: Remember my creed, boy? A short life and a merry one. That is all. The world owes us nothing more than this. So take what you will, and then die before you live to see yourself made a fool.
- Bartholomew Roberts: Ah... all Men desire to live by a Code, or a Creed, yes? Yet when pressed, most defer to their instincts rather than the Laws that bind them. But what is the appeal of a creed if it does not yoke all men to like behaviour?
- Edward Kenway: Might make a man feel like... he belongs to something. What's your answer?
- Bartholomew Roberts: Ah... that all Men are sheep. And that an old wolf like me deserves every ounce of blood he draws.
- Bartholomew Roberts: I have been among you six weeks, and in that time I have adopted your outlook as my own, and with so fierce a conviction that it may frighten you to see your passions reflected from me in a stark a light. But... if it's a captain you see in me now, aye then... I'll be your bloody captain! For I have dipped my hands in muddied waters, and withdrawing them find 'tis better to be a commander than a common man!
- Bartholomew Roberts: In all your years out here, you could never achieve what I have done in one-fifth the time. Because you are a good man, Edward. See? Goodness is your disease...