According to this cut dialogue, the ship he was steering contained The Royal Fortune and was headed for the Spanish Main. Originally, the helmsman was to have dialogue play for his scene, recorded by Paul Frees, about his braving through the storm. The helmsman would appear in the final ride and become one of the staples of the attraction's iconography. The Skeleton Helmsman was designed by Marc Davis and slated to appear in Pirates of the Caribbean since it was being developed as a walk-through wax-museum in Disneyland. It is believed that like so many of the grotto's residents, the helmsman is haunted by the ghost of its mortal self. The helmsman's skeleton would remain intact for years to come, doomed to sail through an endless storm for all eternity. It was here that the helmsman would die in the wreck. While sailing of the coast of Isla Tesoro's Hurricane Lagoon in the Caribbean, their ship was beached within the island's Ghostly Grotto. The helmsman was once a sailor (likely a pirate) aboard a sailing ship in the 18th century. 3.2 Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End.After the Endeavour's destruction and Beckett's death, Wyvern would likely leave the Dutchman's crew. Wyvern was onboard the Flying Dutchman when it teamed up with the Black Pearl to destroy the East India Trading company flagship, the HMS Endeavour. Wyvern and the rest of the crew would then regain their human forms, no longer owing anything to Jones. Following Davy Jones' death and Will Turner's inauguration as the Dutchman's captain, the ship was consumed by the whirlpool. He told them that the Dutchman must always have a captain, as someone had to keep the key. He briefly argued with himself over whether or not to stab the heart, before giving the Turners some information on the chest. Wyvern himself soon came suddenly out of the wall upon mention of the Dead Man's Chest and the key that unlocked it. When Bootstrap was explaining the transformation the crewmen went through, he gestured to Wyvern. His mind was slowly fading away, along with his body. By 1729, Wyvern had served most of his one hundred year debt and had merged with the ship.
During his years of service, Wyvern would at some point make the acquaintance of Bootstrap Bill Turner. Half of his face was gone, leaving his brain visible. Wyvern's body resembled that of an old skeleton. Wyvern's physical and mental state, overtime, would slowly transform during his time aboard the vessel. It is unknown how he ended up serving a one hundred year debt to Jones, but he would nevertheless soon become a loyal member of the Dutchman's crew. Wyvern was a crewman serving aboard the Flying Dutchman under the fearsome Captain Davy Jones.
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