Captain Jaggery and Charlotte's Journey

The transcript describes a meeting between Miss Doyle and Captain Jaggery aboard the Seahawk. Miss Doyle is initially apprehensive due to a slanderous tale told by Zachariah, a cook. However, she is relieved when Mr. Holly Brass escorts her to the captain's cabin, which is elegantly furnished, contrasting with the rest of the ship. Captain Jaggery, in full dress, engages Miss Doyle in a conversation over tea, discussing the ship, crew, and his family. He expresses his expectations for order and discipline, explaining the concept of a 'round robin' as a potential threat. The meeting concludes with Captain Jaggery offering Miss Doyle the freedom of the ship and asking her to report any concerns.

What was Charlotte's initial reaction to Zachariah's story about Captain Jaggery?

• She was excited.

• She was indifferent.

• She was deeply mortified.

• She was amused.

How did Charlotte feel when Mr. Holly Brass arrived?

• Relieved

• Angry

• Confused

• Indifferent

What was the appearance of Captain Jaggery's cabin?

• Messy and cluttered

• Dark and gloomy

• Elegant and stylish

• Rough and crude

What book was Captain Jaggery reading when Charlotte entered?

• A history book

• The Bible

• A nautical guide

• A novel

What did Captain Jaggery offer Charlotte during their meeting?

• A tour of the ship

• A cup of tea

• A map

• A new dress

What did Captain Jaggery reveal about his family?

• He is unmarried.

• He has no children.

• He has a daughter named Victoria.

• He has a son.

What did Captain Jaggery ask Charlotte to do regarding the crew?

• Ignore them

• Teach them to read

• Be his eyes and ears

• Join them for meals

What is a 'round robin' according to Captain Jaggery?

• A type of bird

• A pact among the crew

• A navigation tool

• A type of tea

Why was Charlotte hesitant to reveal the source of the dirk?

• She forgot who gave it to her.

• She didn't think it was important.

• She wanted to protect Zachariah.

• She was afraid of the captain.