The History of the Pirates

Brief mentions of pirates' relations with women; no explicit scenes.

Frequent depictions of sea battles, sword fights, hangings, and brutal executions; some graphic details of injuries and deaths.

Occasional period-appropriate strong language and oaths.

Recurring portrayals of alcohol consumption among pirates, often in celebratory or adventurous contexts.

Brief accounts of female pirates disguising as men, with implied gender fluidity.

Occasional references to divine providence and moral judgments on piracy.

No witchcraft or occult themes present.

Moralistic messaging on lawlessness, social order, and the perils of rebellion against authority.

No self-harm or suicide depicted.

Recurring mentions of pirates' assaults and coercion during raids; not graphically detailed.

Frequent accounts of cruelty, torture, slavery involvement, and systemic suffering in pirate life and justice.

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