While watching uncharted, nate and Sam, two little brothers, are stealing the first map of the world from the Explorers Age exhibition. This involves many historical backgrounds of Early European voyages, not only Magellan's circumnavigation of the globe, but also the second circumnavigation of the globe in human history, which was led by Drake, that is, the ancestor of the male protagonist in the play. However, the brother of the male protagonist Nate in the play, Sam, has a good point, most of the Europeans and Americans have the genetic genes of pirates, and like to go all over the world to plunder the wealth of others and take it for themselves. In fact, this is also the case today, but in another way, it seems that it has never changed.
In this movie, the male protagonist Drake claims to be a descendant of the original Sir Drake, so why are they proud to have such ancestors? Specifics, and see the following details.
Although Magellan completed the first global voyage, he died in the Philippines after all, and it is accurate to say that he did not really complete it himself. However, the second global voyage was planned and completed by the hero's ancestor, Sir Drake, which also robbed Spain's gold convoys and fleets, and plundered a large amount of gold for the British royal family to enjoy. It is precisely because of such a merit that the Queen of the British Empire is trusted and becomes the Queen's humerus. As the saying goes, having money can make ghosts grind, and it is no exception for the queen of the British Empire.
At the same time, the Sir Drake was born in the grassroots, from apprentice to sailor, to captain of the fleet, and then to become a pirate captain, and later became a British jazz, rising to the nobility. The history of this struggle is also worthy of countless low-level young people in Europe and the United States as an example to learn. Of course, he not only brought great gold to Britain, organizing forces to participate in the defeat of the Spanish Armada, but also had a famous strait, named after him, which was the Drake Channel, which was located between South America and Antarctica. The world is sometimes absurd, and a group of pirate leaders actually get the naming rights of many regions, such as the Cape of Good Hope and the Strait of Magellan. This is estimated to be the legendary winner for the king and the loser for the Kou!
In the plot, it seems that history is once again reproduced, that is, the male protagonist Drake, as a descendant of Sir Drake, once again defeats the heir of the Spanish Moncada family and steals the golden treasure left by the Spaniards. This seems to imply an immutable "truth": that is, the descendants of pirates have never felt how humiliated they were, so everything they do now is taken for granted. Similarly, the Japanese continue to pay homage to the Yasukuni Shrine and die without confessing guilt, which is also the same meaning. That is, if you don't admit your mistakes, you can teach your children and grandchildren to continue to play. Thinking about it carefully, some of the bandit logic in the West has spread everywhere in the world through film culture, and the impact is not far-reaching, if you do not carefully distinguish it, it is really difficult to find.