Character Decisions and Consequences in Literature

The protagonist awakens on the Seahawk, recalling a previous incident with a dirk. On deck, they observe the crew and weather, noting a change from their first experience. In the galley, Zechariah offers tea and warns about the captain's harsh rule, revealing past injustices. The protagonist learns about the crew's history and their motives, including revenge against the captain. The narrative ends with an invitation to tea with the captain.

What does the protagonist feel upon awakening?

• Calm and relaxed

• Excited and energetic

• Angry and frustrated

• Confused and hungry

What does the protagonist decide to do with the dirk?

• Return it to Zechariah

• Throw it away

• Give it to the captain

• Keep it for protection

How does the scene on deck differ from the protagonist's expectations?

• It is bright and windy

• It is stormy and chaotic

• It is gloomy and still

• It is sunny and calm

What does the sailor's stare make the protagonist do?

• Call for help

• Confront the sailor

• Hide the dirk

• Run away

What does Zechariah offer the protagonist in the galley?

• A new dress

• A cup of tea

• A warm meal

• A place to rest

Why does the protagonist accept the food despite its appearance?

• They are very hungry

• It smells delicious

• Zechariah insists

• It is a delicacy

What does Zechariah say about the ship's power dynamics?

• The first mate rules

• The captain is like a king

• The crew is in charge

• Everyone is equal

What happened to Mr. Crannock under Captain Jaggery's command?

• He was promoted

• He lost an arm

• He was praised

• He left the ship

What did the crew do after Mr. Crannock's incident?

• They petitioned the courts

• They celebrated

• They supported the captain

• They ignored it

Why does Zechariah give the protagonist the dirk?

• To repair it

• To sell it

• As a gift

• For protection