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WorksheetsTreasure Island REVIEW for FINAL
Total questions: 200
Worksheet time: 1hrs 16mins
He is missing two fingers
Black Dog
Billy Bones
Long John Silver
Ben Gunn
The first person Jim sees die
Black Dog
Billy Bones
Jim's Father
Tom Redruth
The name of the inn owned by Jim's family
The Spyglass
The Squire Trelawney
Bristol
The Admiral Benbow
The person responsible for hiring the crew of the Hispaniola
Admiral Benbow
Dr. Livesey
Long John Silver
Squire Trelawney
Captain Smollett
This person helps Jim dig through the captain's chest
Squire Trelawney
Dr. Livesey
Jim's mother
Billy Bones
This person was found marooned on Treasure Island
Captain Flint
Billy Bones
Mr. Arrow
Ben Gunn
One legged pirate with a parrot
Billy Bones
Captain Flint
Long John Silver
Black Dog
The second person Jim sees die
Jim's father
Black Dog
Pew
Billy Bones
Tom
Who is the main narrator of Treasure Island?
Jim Hawkins
Long John Silver
Ben Gunn
Dr. Livesey
The author
Who does Billy Bones pay Jim to lookout for?
Pew, A blind beggar
Black Dog the one legged pirate
Captain Flint
A sailor with one leg
Ben Gunn, a sailor
Who helped Long John Silver escape?
Jim Hawkins
Dr. Livesey
Squire Trelawney
Ben Gunn
No one
How did Jim's father die?
Illness
Gunshot
Cancer
He didn't die
What is the name of Jim's family's inn
The Spyglass
The Rusty Anchor
The Benbow
Hawkins House
Who is the author of Treasure Island
Robert Frost
Walt Disney
Robert Louis Stevenson
Henry James
Where is Jim hiding when he overhears the plan for mutiny?
In the rum barrel
In the coracle in the water
In the apple barrel
In the galley
What does Jim hunt for after leaving Captain Smollett in the stockade?
Treasure
Rum
Medicine
A boat
How does Ben Gunn frighten the pirates?
By telling them their rum supply has run out
By imitating the dead Flint's voice
By putting spiders in their beds
By telling them the treasure map was a hoax
What happens to Silver at the end of the novel?
He is hanged
He is marooned on an island
He returns to England
He steals some of the treasure and sneaks away
How does Jim move the ship away from the pirate camp?
He cuts it adrift
He sails it at night
He bribes the crew
He pulls it with the coracle
Who did the author write this story for?
Himself
His brother-in-law
His stepson
His grandson
How does Billy Bones die?
Silver kills him
He has a stroke
He gets the black spot
He is hanged for piracy
What is the name of Long John Silver's parrot?
Cap'n Flint
Cap'n Hook
Cap'n Billy
Cap'n Morgan
Why does Jim want Ben Gunn's boat?
He wants to find a safer place to hide
He wants to go to the Hispaniola
He wants to go find help
He wants to go fishing
Whom does Jim fight when he sneaks back on the Hispaniola?
Israel Hands
Tom Redruth
Long John Silver
Arrow
What is the name of the ship that sails to Treasure Island?
The Jolly Roger
The Black Pearl
The Davy Jones
The Walrus
The Hispaniola
What are pieces of eight?
dice
coins
cards
chess pieces
When the treasure is discovered, where is it taken?
To the ship
To a cave
To the stockade
To the river
What is the last clue guiding the pirates to the treasure site?
A skeleton
A mark on a tree
An overturned chest
A Jolly Roger flag
What is in Billy Bones' chest?
Some diamonds and a map
Some diamonds and some money
Some money and a map
Some gold and some diamonds
What phrase does Long John Silver's bird repeat over and over again?
I'm Cap's Flint
Shiver Me Timbers
!5 men on a dead man's chest - yo ho ho and a bottle of rum
Pieces of eight
What does Dr. Livesey give to Ben Gunn?
Clothes
Money
Rum
Cheese
Who is the first to discover Flint's treasure on the island?
Silver
Jim
Ben Gunn
Dr. Livesey
What is Jim's job on the ship?
Kitchen Boy
Weapon Boy
Cabin Boy
Shipmate
What is the Pirate Flag called?
Merry Skull
Jolly Roger
Stars and Bars
Union Jack
When Silver and the surviving pirates find the treasure site they...
Open a bottle of rum and drink to their good fortune
Begin to carry the gold to the boat
Fight among themselves about who gets to kill Jim
None of the above
What is Long John Silver's original job on the ship?
Captain
Cook
First Mate
Doctor
Who does the Squire tell about the treasure?
Only the captain
Everyone
Everyone but the captain
None of the above
Whose treasure is buried on the island?
Long John Silver's
Billy Bones'
Captain Flint's
Pew's
Why does Silver visit Smollett in the stockade?
To make a truce
To extort money
To take a hostage
To fetch medicine
What is Black Dog's unusual feature?
One Leg
Blind
A large scar
Missing two fingers
Who is looking for Billy Bones?
The people he has robbed
The families of the people he has killed
The soldiers
The people he sailed with
Who does Jim find most interesting?
Long John Silver
Captain Smollett
Dr. Livesey
Squire Trelawney
What was Jim's "2nd folly" that he talked about?
He became friends with Silver
He offered Silver the map
He got angry at the doctor
He left the log house to find Ben's boat
What is a coracle?
a grapefruit
a boat
cheese
a coin
What does it mean with a sailor says a ship is "talking"?
When a storm makes noise
When seagulls make noise around the boat
When a ship makes noise because it hits the bottom
When the flapping of the flags and sails make noise
What is a gunwale?
The pole of a flag on a ship
The middle of a ship
A cabin with two bunks
The upper edge of the side of a ship
Define "Jolly Roger"
A pirate's flag with a white skull and crossbones on a black background
The confession of a pirate to a captain
The time period between finding a treasure map and locating the treasure
the length of stay on an island
Why does Hands think killing is a waste of time?
Because you always get caught
Because you can kill the body but not the spirit
Because he is a good man
Because he believes in the Bible
Which of the following is a theme of the book?
Growing up is hard to do
Always make good friends
A boys looks for treasure from a map
Good will triumph over evil
Why is Silver willing to switch sides near the end?
Because half of the treasure is better than none at all
Because he was afraid of going to jail
Because he really likes Jim
Because he promised his wife he would stop killing people
What reason does Silver give his friends for sparing Jim's life?
He is an honest boy
He is a good cook
It is good to have hostages
He has a hidden boat
Why did the doctor tell Silver not to be in a hurry to find the treasure?
Because he wants to remain on the island a few more days
Because the treasure has already been found and moved
Because he wants Silver to lead him to the treasure
Because he made a deal with the mutineers
What does Jim mean when he says the pirates live "hand to mouth"?
They have no table manners
They are always thinking about their stomachs
They waste too many supplies without worrying about the future
They never offer him anything to eat
What is Flint's "pointer"?
A stick used to bury treasure
A sign on the treasure map
A favorite dog used to point out treasure
A skeleton pointing to the treasure
Who says - "Darby McGraw! Darby McGraw! Fetch aft the rum, Darby!"
Dr. Livesey
The spirit of Captain Flint
Flint the parrot
The pirates think it is the spirit of Captain Flint but it is actually Ben Gunn
What evidence is there that the treasure has been gone a long time?
The sides of the hole have fallen in and grass is growing on the bottom
The treasure map is very old
there are footprints next to the hole
There is a skeleton by it
Why did the doctor give Silver the map?
Silver threatened to kill him
Silver threatened to kill Jim
The map is useless and the doctor wanted to be able to move to the cave
The map is useless and the doctor wanted to go hunting for goat meat
Why did Ben help Silver escape in a boat?
He is afraid Silver will kill the men to get the treasure
He knows Silver wants to see his wife
Silver threatened to kill him
Silver threatened to kill the doctor
Which event best represents the main conflict of the story?
Will Jim find the treasure?
Billy Bones comes to stay at the Admiral Benbow
Silver runs away to meet up with his wife
Jim and his friends find the treasure
What is the climax of the story?
Billy Bones comes to stay at the Admiral Benbow
Jim goes on an adventure to find the treasure
Jim and his friends find the treasure
Jim is haunted by dreams and decides not to return to the island
Which character is haunted by bad dreams?
Jim
Silver
Livesey
Trelawney
Which character is nicknamed Barbecue?
Jim
Silver
Trelawney
Livesey
Surprisingly, Billy Bones seemed to be intimidated by this character
Jim
Trelawney
Livesey
Gunn
This character had trouble "keeping his mouth shut."
Jim
Trelawney
Livesey
Silver
This character was upset that the crew knew more about the voyage than he did
Trelawney
Smollett
Livesey
Jim
This character was marooned on the island for 3 years
Black Dog
Ben Gunn
Silver
Flint
This character climbed up the mast with a knife in his mouth
Israel Hands
Jim Hawkins
Arrow
Silver
This pirate's Bible was used to make the Black Spot
Black Dog
Israel Hands
Dick Johnson
Billy Bones
This pirate buried the original treasure on the island
Black Dog
Billy Bones
Long John Silver
Captain Flint
This pirate was chased out of the Spy Glass
Black Dog
Pew
Billy Bones
Dick Johnson
What is a hawser?
A barnacle
A rope ladder
A rudder on a ship
The rope attached to the anchor
What do the men find at the treasure site when they finally locate it?
Nothing - they went to the wrong place
Half of the treasure
An empty hole
Smollett and the other honest sailors waiting for them
With what weapon does Jim defend himself against Israel Hands?
A broken bottle
A pistol
A cutlass
A knife
Who does Jim see Silver speaking to when they first go ashore on the island?
Tom
Smollett
Redruth
A man Jim has never seen before
After Jim returns from hiding the Hispaniola, what role does Silver want Jim to play?
Silver's assistant
Leader of the mutineers
A mutineer
A hostage
According to Black Dog, how can the old sailor he is looking for, be recognized?
A missing ear
A hook in place of a hand
A scar on one cheek
A missing leg
Who does Jim want to discuss the oilskin papers with?
His mother
Squire Trelawney
Linde
Dr. Livesey
Who kills the good sailor, Tom?
One of the mutinous sailors
Alan
Silver
Jim
What did Ben make on the island?
A raft
A house in the trees
The stockade
A boat
How long has the man been marooned on the island?
Three years
Since childhood
Ten years
More than six months
Who replaces the sailor that disappears mysteriously from the boat?
Job
Silver
Smollett
Mr. Arrow
Who does Jim hear talking with the crew about old adventures with Captain Flint?
Livesey
Silver
Arrow
Job
Who or what is Admiral Benbow?
An inn owned by Jim's father
The pirate who gives Jim the treasure map
The captain of the ship that takes the narrator to the island
A restaurant owned by Squire Trelawney
Who disappears one night from the ship while still early in the voyage?
Jim
Smollett
Arrow
Silver
Aside from the treasure map, what is included in the oilskin wrapped papers?
Ownership papers to a ship
A log
A letter to Dr. Livesey
A photograph
Which famous pirate does Trelawney compare Flint to?
Sparrow
Bluebeard
Ahab
Blackbeard
When the pirates are about to overthrow him as Captain, what does Silver throw down as a gesture of his leadership?
The treasure map
His jacket
His black spot
His spyglass
With what does the old sailor threaten Dr. Livesey?
His fists
A gun
A sword
A knife
Who agrees to come back and help Billy when Jim goes to get help?
Livesey
Trelawney
A crew of sailors
No one
How many men does Jim see run into the inn?
A dozen or so
A handful
Seven or eight
Three
Who gets "pinned to the mast" during a fight?
An unnamed pirate
Israel Hands
Jim
Tom
What is Mr. Arrow's role aboard the ship?
First mate
Captain
Swabbie
Cook
What happened to the men who helped Flint bury his treasure?
They ran from Flint
They were left for dead on the island
Flint killed them
They were arrested for piracy
When Silver comes to negotiate a truce, what does he want from Smollett?
A pardon for mutiny
The Hispaniola
The map
Jim
What happened to the men who helped Flint bury his treasure on the island?
They ran away from Flint
They were marooned on the island
Flint killed them
They were arrested for piracy
Who does Silver say that Jim reminds him of?
Tom
Smollett
Flint
A younger version of himself
Who gave Silver the treasure map?
Jim
Smollett
Trelawney
Livesey
What does Pew tell the pirates at the Admiral Benbow will cause them to be rich?
Finding the missing object
Scattering and not being found by the authorities
Killing Jim
Covering up Billy's death
How many men helped Flint bury his treasure on the island?
2
6
12
15
What is the name of the officer on horseback that speaks to JIm after Pew is killed?
Eames
Squat
Linde
Dance
In what town was the ship obtained for the journey to Treasure Island?
Edinburgh
London
Wales
Bristol
Where do Jim and his mother go to get help for Billy?
Dr. Livesey's home
The hospital
A neighboring village
The local restaurant
Why do none of the pirates notice that Jim has cut the anchor line?
No one is aboard
They are all distracted
They are all asleep
They are all ill
After cutting the line to the Hispaniola, Jim hears a crashing sound, what does Jim realize about the sound?
It means he can remove the pirates from the ship
It means he has no escape from the Hispaniola
It means the honest sailors and the pirates are fighting again
It means he is in danger
What is the greatest risk Jim faces when he decides to cut the line of the Hispaniola?
He could become dehydrated as he has no fresh water
He could lose his way
He could be spotted by the pirates
He could be surrounded by sharks
Whose voice alerts Jim that the stockade is now under the control of the pirates?
Smollett's
Captain Flint's
Silver's
Livesey's
Who created the stockade?
Ben Gunn
Silver
The mutineers
Flint's men
What punishment is given to Silver by the mutineers?
Execution
The Black Spot that deposes him as captain
Imprisonment
He is not given a punishment
Who does Silver blame for the failure of the mission?
Himself
The mutineers
Jim
Smollett
What does Jim throw overboard when he gets on the Hispaniola?
Israel Hands
Bottles of rum
The map
The Jolly Roger
What drink does Israel Hands ask Jim for?
Wine
Rum
Brandy
Tea
When Jim boards the Hispaniola, how many watchmen does he find on board?
6
1
2
None
Jim retelling the story of what happened to him is an example of...
Foreshadowing
Flashback
Idiom
Imagery
Why does Jim dream about a one-legged man at the beginning of the novel?
His mother read him a story about one
He saw one coming out of the ocean
Billy Bones talks about him in a frightening manner
Billy Bones met with him at the Admiral Benbow
Who did Dr. Livesey send to his seat "like a beaten dog"?
Jim Hawkins
Captain Flint
Black Dog
Billy Bones
Why does Jim agree to bring a glass of rum to Billy Bones even though the doctor said it would kill him?
Jim's father is sick, and he wants to keep Billy quiet
No one told Jim that Billy Bones shouldn't have rum
Jim hates Billy Bones and wants to destroy him
Jim's mother made him promise to give Billy Bones anything he wanted
Why is Jim afraid of the blind beggar?
He walked into the inn singing a pirate song
The doctor was afraid of him
He shot his gun in the air and yelled at everyone
He grabbed Jim's arm and threatened to break it
Why did Jim cry after Billy died?
He considered Billy his best friend
He was still very emotional after his father's death
His mother cried so he started crying too
He was upset that he did not get paid
Why do the men in the neighboring village refus to help Jim and his mom?
They were afraid of the pirates
They did not like Jim's father
They were tired from working in the fields all day
The doctor told them not to help.
Which of the following is NOT something the men in the neighboring village promised to do for Jim and his mom?
Give Jim a pistol
Follow close behind them
Have horses ready
Send a boy for the doctor and some men
Jim and his mother did not grab the Captain's money and run because his mother didn't want to take more than she was owed - and ALSO because...
They thought they had plenty of time because the pirates werer not coming until the next day
They wanted to spend time reading the treasure map
It took a lot of time to sort out the money because it was from different places
It took a lot of time because they kept arguing about the money
What is the "oilskin package"?
A bottle of rum
The treasure map
A surprise package for Billy Bones
A present left from Jim's father
Why did Jim get angry at his mother?
For taking more money than she deserved
For taking too long to count the money and for fainting
For letting Billy Bones stay at the inn
For lying and for picking a bad hiding spot
What is a lubber?
A lost treasure
An inexperienced, clumsy sailor
A sweet, kind individual
A dog in need of a bone
What is the meaning of the phrase - "Budge, you skulk!" --
"There's Dirk again," said one. "Twice! We'll have to budge, mates." "Budge, you skulk!" cried Pew.
Leave, my friend!
You deserve a beating!
Finish what you start!
Retreat, you coward!
What does the squire mean when he calls Jim a "trump"?
Jim is a winner
Jim is a good friend to everyone
Jim is too suspicious
Jim is a bad influence
What is an atrocious miscreant?
A wise fellow
A terrible criminal
A lost soul
A new acquaintance
Why is the doctor afraid of the squire?
The squire might give away information about the treasure map
The squire is bigger and stronger than him
The squire used to be a pirate
The squire always has a sneaky look on his face
How do we know that the squire may be tricked by the people he trusted to outfit his ship?
They are acquaintances of Billy Bones
They were from London, England
They were sarcastic and mean to ohim
They laughed too hard at the parrot
What makes Jim suspicious of Long John Silver?
He has a pirate accent
He hangs around with Black Dog
He was once seen with Pew
He has a gold tooth
Why does Captain Smollett dislike the crew?
They make fun of him
They know more about the trip than he does
They tripped him on the deck
They tied him up
What was the particular request of Captain Smollett while going to Treasure Island?
To stop at another island before going there
To work double shifts
To fly the British flag
To put the powder and arms under the cabin
What is a schooner?
A pirate school
A church
A ship
An anchor
What is "duff" and "grog"?
Pudding and rum
Hats and shirts
hot and cold drinks
Old and new acquaintances
Who are the gentlemen of fortune?
Captains
Pirates
Sailors
Parrots
Why didn't Silver and his friends take over the ship right away?
They were unsure is a treasure map exists
They really liked Jim and the doctor
They needed the others to plot the course and find the treasure for them
They are afraid Captain Flint will put a curse on them.
What is the real name of Treasure Island?
Skeleton Island
Bones Island
Blackbeard's Island
Flint's Folly
In what point of view is the novel written?
1st person
3rd person objective
3rd person limited
3rd person omniscient
Which best describes the tone oft he novel?
Optimistic
Pessimistic
Suspenseful
Nostalgic
What is the setting of the novel?
Near Bristol, England and Treasure Island, and island off the coast of Spanish America in the 18th century
Near Edinburgh, Scotland and Treasure Island, and Island off the coast of Spanish America in the 18th century
Near Bristol, England and Treasure Island, and island off the coast of Spanish America in the 15th century
Near Edinburgh, Scotland and Treasure Island, and Island off the coast of Spanish America in the 20th century
Which best describes the conflict of the novel?
Will Dr. Livesey get rich?
Will Jim Hawkins find the treasure?
Will the squire realize his limitations?
Will Jim Hawkins learn to appreciate his family?
What is the black spot a symbol of?
Happiness
Adventure
Death
Curiosity
Mr. Arrow repeatedly gets drunk, then disappears from the ship. What is this an example of?
Personification
Foreshadowing
Discrimination
Onomatopoeia
"The captain had a soiled blue coat... and a sabre cut across one cheek."
Personification
Symbolism
Similie
Metaphor
"Dr. Livesey's wig with its powder as white as snow"
Symbolism
Metaphor
Similie
Assonance
"Pew is plainly blind"
Cliche
Metaphor
Symbolism
Conflict
"But my mother would not content to take a fraction more than was due to her"
Symbolism
Plot
Characterization
Personification
"They broke out in the air and words I knew so well... Fifteen men on the dead man's chest... yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum!"
Motif
Plot
Symbolism
Conflict
"You're young, you are, but you're as smart as paint."
Symbolism
Personification
Characterization
Irony
"The little scene I had overheard was the last act in the corruption of one of the honest hands"
Characterization
Motif
Plot
Allusion
"We'd have no blessed miscalculations and a teaspoonful of water a day."
Plot
Characterization
Irony
Figure of speech
Long John's eyes burned in his head as he took the chart"
Similie
Motif
Figure of speech
Alliteration
"I knew Silver was doomed to disappointment"
Allusion
Alliteration
Similie
Metaphor
"No more an ass than I, sir"
Metaphor
Similie
Personification
Alliteration
"Silver, agile as a monkey... was on top of Alan"
Personification
Similie
Metaphor
Alliteration
"For the next little while the whole world swam away from before me in a whirling mist."
Similie
Metaphor
Personification
Alliteration
"I began to believe I had found an ally."
Symbolism
Plot
Alliteration
Personification
"Captain Smollett was never the man for idlesness"
Plot
Characterization
Symbolism
Irony
"Silver would fly the Jolly Roger, you don't make no doubt of that"
Pun
Irony
Motif
Figure of Speech
"I carry a piece of Parmesean cheese... Well, that's for Ben Gunn!"
Pun
Irony
Metaphor
Personification
"Silver was helped across the stockade, after four or five failures, and disappeared among the trees."
Motif
Imagery
Metaphor
Irony
"The coracle was a very safe boat for a person of my height and weight, both buoyant and clever in a seaway"
Imagery
Metaphor
Personification
Motif
"Jim's plan was to cut the Hispaniola adrift, and let her go ashore where she fancied."
Metaphor
Personification
Imagery
Pun
"The hawser was as tight as a bowstring"
Metaphor
Similie
Personification
Hyperbole
"I now began to be tortured with thirst."
Metaphor
Similie
Personification
Imagery
"The planks, which had not been swabbed since the mutiny, bore the prints of many feet."
Similie
Plot
Motif
Imagery
"An empty bottle, broken by the neck, tumbled to and fro like a living thing in the scuppers."
Plot
Motif
Metaphor
Simile
"I can't have these colours, Mr. Hands... Better none than these..."
Symbolism
Imagery
Personification
Characterization
"Dead men don't bite, them's my views."
Imagery
Figure of speech
Characterization
Plot
"I was smiling away, as conceited as a cock upon a wall"
Metaphor
Similie
Imagery
Symbolism
I took him by the waist as if he had been a sack of bran and with one good heave tumbled him overboard."
Metaphor
Similie
Plot
Point of View
"Long John still wore the fine broadcloth suit, but it was bitterly the worse for wear, daubed with clay and torn with the sharp briers of the wood."
Plot
Symbolism
Metaphor
Personification
"For all the world I was led like a dancing bear."
Metaphor
Similie
Personification
Characterization
"I could not forbear whispering, 'So you've changed sides again."
Characterization
Imagery
Irony
Personification
"The captain had a soiled blue coat... and a sabre cut across one cheek."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"I'm not a doctor only, I am a magistrate."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
They broke out in song - Fifteen men on a dead man's chest, yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"You're young, you are, but you're as smart as paint and I'll talk to you like a man."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"Gentlemen of fortune usually trusts little among themselves, and right they are, as you may lay to it."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"The little scene I had overheard was the last act in the corruption of one of the honest hands."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"We'd have no blessed miscalculations and a spoonful of water a day."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"Long John's eyes burned in his head as he took the chart."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"I'm poor Ben Gunn and I haven't spoke with a Christian these three years."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"I began to believe that I had found an ally and I answered him at once."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"Silver, agile as a monkey, was on top of Alan and had twice buried his knife up to the hilt in that defenseless body."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"What particularly took my fancy was the spring."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"Silver would fly the Jolly Roger, you don't make no doubt of that."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"Captain Smollett was never the man for idleness."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"You ain't going to let me inside, cap'n? complained Long John."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"I now began to be tortured with thirst."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"I can't have these colours, Mr. Hands, better none than these."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"Get to your prayers like a Christian man."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"I passed rapidly, sometimes walking, sometimes running and impatiently drew near the stockade."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"Dead men don't bite, them's my views."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"I make it a point of honor not to lose a man for King George and the gallows."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"I passed my word, and back I go."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"No, said the doctor, You're the man to keep your word. We know that."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"All of us had an ample share of the treasure."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
"And there was Silver, the same bland, polite, obsequious seaman."
Morality is desirable / Amoral conduct will ultimately fail
Evil can masquerade as something fine and acceptable
Trust
Water is life sustaining
People want association with other people
When Ben Gunn described Flint as "the man to have a headpiece" he probably meant that Flint...
was a man of greatness
had lost his hair worrying about his men
declared himself king of Treasure Island
had always worn a captain's hat
