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The title of this article is conjectural. Although this article is based on canonical information, the actual name of this subject is pure conjecture.
This ship was a Spanishcarrackcaptained by a famous conquistador, Humberto Diaz "El Patron". He explored the Caribbean with this ship and conquered many islands for Spain. In the end, El Patron discovered Raven's Cove, a mysterious island shrouded in fog. After El Patron's death, the ship remained trapped in a large chamber of the only cave on the island, El Patron's Mine. However, the ship remained haunted by the ghosts of El Patron and his former crew.[1]
While unconfirmed, it is possible this ship is a reference to the 1985 adventure film The Goonies where a group of kids discover the Inferno, a similar pirate ship which is also trapped in a cave.[2]Pirates of the Caribbean screenwriters Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio were once asked to pitch an approach for a sequel to the film.[3]
