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I was thinking the exact same thing! Though I didn't see the thing with the monkey at the end of the first.Truman wrote: The monkey didn't die, it just was thrown off the ship. NO DEATH! Remeber that. So, if the monkey swam back to the cave, took the coin, and gave the coin to Barbossa, Barbossa would live again. Ah, you say impossible? Not so. One shot in his chest might not have killed him, but shocked him a bit. It's possible. It would have taken the monkey about an hour to swim back to the cave. Victims who have been shot in the chest have survived for that long without any medical equipment of any kind; I've read about it. The bullet could have possibly missed Barbossa's heart by an inch or so, since pistols like Jack's were very inaccurate at the time, plus you've got to take in mind it was never used for at least 10 years.

But in the first film, none of the pirates could remove the curse until Bill Turner's blood was repaid as well.. So If the monkey had taken the coin and then given it to barbossa, and then Barbossa repaid the blood, wouldn't the monkey need to do the same in order for the curse to lift from either of them?Truman wrote:Anyway, Barbossa is given the coin and he lives. Then, he could have waited in the cave until his chest healed up. Then he could put some of his blood on the coin and return it to the chest, thus, no more curse on Barbossa. BUT, the monkey still endures the curse because its blood was never repaid, only Barbossa's. Therefore, Barbossa's reason for eating an apple as he enters the scene at the end of the second film.
Maybe it doesn't necesarily mean that the curse is lifted, maybe they just made him eating an apple, because he dropped one when he died?and he's eating an apple, which means his curse is lifted.