Jack and Bilbo

The relationship of Bilbo Baggins and Jack Sparrow is one of the main key plots in the series. It is a platonic, friendship. They both met in Port Royal after Jack saved Bilbo from drowning in Th eCurse of the Black Pearl. Jack mostly shows off his heroic side more than his antagonistic side because of Bilbo's friendship; Jack is protective of Bilbo in most dangerous situations.

Sparrow and Baggins met several ocassions.

At first, Bilbo believes Sparrow to be an egotistic pig and also hates him further after threatening Miss Swann. He saves Bilbo's life at least several times. One, he saved him from drowning (as well as Elizabeth's) and shoots Barbossa before he can shoot Bilbo.

Bilbo later realized that Sparrow does care about him (much like his other good friends), such as pulling him up to escape from Davy Jones as well as protecting the injured Hobbit. In On Stranger Tides, Bilbo surprisingly will save his life again and allows Bilbo yo take his pirate name, "Sparrow".

Sparrow's sideEdit
Jack first meets Bilbo in the first Hobbit Pirates of the Caribbean crossover, where he saves both the Hobbit's and Elizabeth Swan's lives. However, when he threatens Elizabeth for the fist time, he points his pistol at Bilbo, but doesn't intend to shoot him for the shot meant for Barbossa. He later saves Bilbo's life again when Barbossa intended on shooting Bilbo and Sparrow shoots Barbossa before he can kill the Hobbit.

By Dead Man's Chest, the two are good friends, but Bilbo still doubts Jack when he does stupid stunts. After Jack is eaten by the Kraken, Bilbo is among those who mourn for the captain and friend's sudden death.

During On Stranger Tides, Jack spends the entire time keeping his word to Thorin Oakenshield and keeps an eye on the hobbit by protecting Bilbo.