Two Portuguese Sailors

aggressive hostile obedient strong

Portuguese cargo ship crewmembers during a 1938 storm, acting as enforcers for the *Man in the Panama Hat* in a relic-theft subplot. Distinct from land-based pursuers in Venice.

3 appearances

Cargo Ship Deck Crew

Two Portuguese …'s Journey

A timeline through the narrative

3 moments

S1E3 · INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE

The Sheriff’s Betrayal and Fedora’s Mocking Respect: A Lesson in Frontier Lawlessness

Righteously indignant and survival-focused. He is driven by a mix of anger at the past injustices and a refusal to let history repeat itself. His emotions are channeled into action, not despair.

The scene abruptly transitions to 1938, where adult Indy is confronted by the Man in the Panama Hat on a storm-tossed cargo ship. He fights to reclaim the Cross, surviving …

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S1E3 · INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE

The Cross of Coronado: Betrayal, Theft, and the Birth of a Legend (1912–1938)

Aggressive and determined to carry out their orders, but their confidence wanes as Indy fights back and the storm intensifies. They are ultimately overpowered by Indy’s combative skills.

The Two Portuguese Sailors pin Indy’s arms behind his back and attempt to throw him overboard. They are overpowered by Indy during the fight, showcasing their aggression and obedience to …

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S1E3 · INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE

The Cross Reclaimed: A Storm of Betrayal and Survival

Single-minded hostility—they see Indy as an obstacle, not a person. Their emotions are subsumed by their task—eliminate the threat (Indy) and secure the Cross.

The Two Portuguese Sailors, hostile and determined, pin Indy’s arms behind his back and attempt to throw him overboard during the storm-lashed ship battle. They follow the Panama Hat’s orders …

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