Character Motivations and Actions Analysis

In this chapter of 'Treasure Island', a blind man and his crew arrive at the Admiral Benbow Inn, searching for a chest. Despite their efforts, they find the chest empty and conflict arises among them. Pew, the blind man, becomes desperate and quarrels with his crew. As the crew escapes, Pew is left behind and meets his demise under the hooves of horses. The aftermath reveals the inn in disarray, but the protagonist and his mother are safe, thanks to the timely arrival of revenue officers.

What motivates the protagonist to return to the bank despite the danger?

• Curiosity

• A call for help

• A sense of duty

• Fear of missing out

How does the blind man give orders to his crew?

• By shouting commands

• Using hand signals

• By whispering

• Through written notes

What surprises the crew when they enter the Admiral Benbow?

• The inn is empty

• The lights are on

• The door is locked

• The door is open

What does the blind man demand from his crew during the search?

• To find the map

• To capture the protagonist

• To find the hidden treasure

• To search the inn thoroughly

What causes the crew to retreat from the inn?

• A signal of danger

• The arrival of the police

• A fire in the inn

• The protagonist's escape

How does the blind man meet his end?

• He escapes into the woods

• He is trampled by horses

• He falls into a ditch

• He is captured by the officers

What decision does the protagonist make after the incident?

• To leave the inn

• To seek help from Dr. Livesey

• To hide the treasure

• To confront the crew