After that, Benny, Isa, Tico, Diego and Baby Jaguar wanted to know where their pirate costumes were. Dora and Boots take a peek at their families. Then, Dora shows the viewer a cannon showing that whenever it booms, everyone says, "Give us back our treasure!" Dora and the gang practice the line a few times. After the song, Dora asks the viewer if they want to join their pirate play. Everybody then begins singing "We Love to Sing". In Dora's response she loves to sing and dance and does Boots, Benny, Isa, Tico, Diego, and Baby Jaguar.
Dora asks the viewer if they like to sing and dance. She says hello to the viewer, then explains that she, Boots, Benny, Isa, Tico, Diego and Baby Jaguar are putting on a play about pirates. The episode begins with Dora peeking out through the curtains of a stage. Yo ho ho! Dora and all her friends are putting on a musical Pirate Play, and the viewer is part of the cast! But when the Pirate Piggies accidentally stole Dora's treasure chest of costumes to Treasure Island (mistaking them as a treasure filled with gold), she and her friends need to set sail on a musical journey to get it back! Shiver me timbers! They'll need the viewer's sing-along to help to get past the Seven Seas, the Singing Bridge, the Big Bad Rocks, a wild whale, a sneaky Swiper, and more! Along the way, try to catch singing stars, including Hero Star, the strongest Explorer Star of them all! Dora's special musical adventure will have the viewer singing and exploring! So come on, mateys! ¡Vámonos! 7 Items in Backpack (clockwise starting from the top right).However, as none of the cast and crew defined Tamara or any of the other mermaid characters as a mermaid queen, as well as what was in the film, it was proven to be false. Prior to the release of On Stranger Tides, news articles and rumors persist that Tamara was the " queen of the mermaids".While talking of her mermaid character, Gemma Ward found it interesting that the producers stayed true to mermaid mythology when making On Stranger Tides.Tamara was portrayed by Australian actress Gemma Ward in Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides.Tamara's personality seemed to be the same as that of an ordinary mermaid, and unlike the gentle-natured Syrena, she was vicious and bloodthirsty. She was seductive, using her beauty and voice to attract men before dragging them into the water to their doom. Like most of her kind, Tamara was intelligent and dangerous. Tamara fled with the rest of her kind, leaving only one of them behind, who was soon captured by Blackbeard and his men. As mass destruction was caused as Tamara's kind fought back with Blackbeard's men, the explosion at the lighthouse was the most destructive, caused by Jack Sparrow, with its bright light, falling debris and loud noise scaring the mermaids away. Blackbeard used the power of his sword to call his ship which launched its Greek fire cannons on the mermaids, forcing them to swim towards the men waiting with nets on the shore. Tamara continued to create havoc for the intruders, by gradually working up the chain and heading for Blackbeard's crew along with the rest of her kind. As all the other mermaids began to attack the boats, Tamara took one last attack at Scrum before being fought off by the sailors. Horrified by Tamara's haunting and demonic like look, Scrum quickly broke away from her charm, increasing Tamara's rage. As she started to pull him into the water, she revealed her true form as well as her fangs. Tamara finished the song as she took Scrum, who leaned to kiss her, and began to sink back into the water. As Tamara continued Scrum's song, other mermaids including Sadana started to appear, swimming toward the sailors in Scrum's longboat. Enchanted with Tamara's beauty, Scrum came closer to her to kiss her, despite the warnings of his colleagues. It was at that moment that Tamara continued Scrum's song. Though some of the men were afraid, including Ezekiel, who tried to kill her, Scrum tried to communicate with her. Scrum's song, My Jolly Sailor Bold, soon attracted the attention of Tamara, who appeared at the end of the longboat. As the mermaids didn't come, Gunner forced Scrum to sing so he could attract them. When the Queen Anne's Revenge arrived at Whitecap Bay, Blackbeard ordered his crew to make a trap for the mermaids, by sending them in the longboats and using his own men as a living bait.
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