Jim learns that Flint buried his treasure and killed the six men who helped him bury it. Ben also mentions that he made a boat, which he hides under a white ...

Treasure Island: Chapter 13 Summary & Analysis · Father Figures and “Becoming a Man” Theme Icon · Deception, Secrecy, and Trust Theme Icon · Courage, Adventure, ...

Jim knows that his friends will not be able to plan a surprise attack with Silver's coconspirators on board. So Jim makes a quick decision, not yet knowing that ...

Analysis. There is nothing cheerful about this chapter. The island is dismal to look at and smells unhealthy, the day is gloomy, the mood of the men is ominous, ...

Squire Trelawney takes his servants Hunter, Joyce, and Redruth aside to tell them about the plot against him, the Captain, and Doctor Livesey. The three men ...

1. In Chapter 13 of Treasure Island, how is the crew's attitude different from when they landed the night before? · They are more excited. · They are more ...

In Chapter 13 ("How My Shore Adventure Began") Jim recalls waking in the morning to find the ship becalmed southeast of what he now begins to call Treasure ...

Lesson Summary. Chapter 13 opens with Jim staring at Treasure Island expressing his hatred for it. As the day progresses, the crew becomes more agitated.

After fleeing the pirates, Jim glimpses a human figure in the woods of the island. He is afraid that it could be a cannibal. He suddenly recalls that he is ...

Chapter 13. 13. How My Shore Adventure Began THE appearance of the island when I came on deck next morning was altogether changed ...