#laurasmith

#still from the #dream #scene from #stardust73 #actress #actresslife #laurasmith (at Sparrow's Eye Media)

#still from the #deathbed #scene from #stardust73 #actors #arashehigian #claireclark #laurasmith (at Sparrow's Eye Media)

Laura Smith.

In #dancing as well as many other arenas, lasting #success comes from #empathy. No one wants to #dance with a jerk. #laurasmith #mydanceteacher thetanster.com (at Arthur Murray Aquebogue)

―Jack Sparrow and Laura Smith[src] The origin of this unique compass is shrouded in mystery. It was an unusual instrument and appeared to be useless as the needle did not point due north, like regular compasses. Rather, the compass had the supernatural ability to point to the thing the holder wanted most, particularly what the holder wanted at that moment.[2] By the late 1720s, the compass would be in the possession of Laura Smith, the captain of the infamous pirate ship La Fleur de la Mort. When she and the crew of the fishing boat Barnacle, led by Jack Sparrow, escaped from the Pirate Guard in New Orleans, Laura used the compass to find her ship, which was invisible at that time because its magical sails were unfurled.[3] Sometime afterwards, the compass would end up in the possession of the mystic Tia Dalma through mysterious circumstances.