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Event Timelines. Silver regains composure and devises a new plan, slipping a pistol to Jim, who whispers he's switched sides. The pirates, Morgan and Merry, find a gold piece and curse Silver for wasted efforts. Merry accuses Silver of knowing it, and the others agree. Merry takes on the role of new captain, but Silver shoots him. Doctor, Gray, and Ben Gunn chase pirates away from small boats, realizing they're heading towards Mizzen-mast Hill. They greet Gunn and Silver, and they continue downhill, sharing a long tale. Gunn found the skeleton and treasure, which the doctor provided Silver with the map and provisions to safely leave for the hill to guard the treasure.. 

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Silver regains composure and devises a new plan, slipping a pistol to Jim, who whispers he's switched sides. The pirates, Morgan and Merry, find a gold piece and curse Silver for wasted efforts. Merry accuses Silver of knowing it, and the others agree. Merry takes on the role of new captain, but Silver shoots him. Doctor, Gray, and Ben Gunn chase pirates away from small boats, realizing they're heading towards Mizzen-mast Hill. They greet Gunn and Silver, and they continue downhill, sharing a long tale. Gunn found the skeleton and treasure, which the doctor provided Silver with the map and provisions to safely leave for the hill to guard the treasure.

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Event Timelines. Jim and Jim discover treasure in Hispaniola, amazed by diverse coins. They encounter mutineers, drunk, and fearful Silver, with Gunn and Jim remaining grateful. The doctor is unable to assist the mutineers, leaving the last three pirates on the island. They leave to prevent another mutiny, and one pirate shoots a bullet. Anchor at Mexican port, doctor, squire, and Jim meet English man-of-war. Silver escapes with coin sacks worth guineas, deemed cheap by all. Jim recounts the Hispaniola's journey home, revealing the fortunes of Captain Smollett, Gray, Ben Gunn, and Long John Silver, who may have met his wife and parrot. Jim recounts the Hispaniola's journey home, revealing the fortunes of Captain Smollett, Gray, Ben Gunn, and Long John Silver, who may have met his wife and parrot.. 

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Jim and Jim discover treasure in Hispaniola, amazed by diverse coins. They encounter mutineers, drunk, and fearful Silver, with Gunn and Jim remaining grateful. The doctor is unable to assist the mutineers, leaving the last three pirates on the island. They leave to prevent another mutiny, and one pirate shoots a bullet. Anchor at Mexican port, doctor, squire, and Jim meet English man-of-war. Silver escapes with coin sacks worth guineas, deemed cheap by all. Jim recounts the Hispaniola's journey home, revealing the fortunes of Captain Smollett, Gray, Ben Gunn, and Long John Silver, who may have met his wife and parrot. Jim recounts the Hispaniola's journey home, revealing the fortunes of Captain Smollett, Gray, Ben Gunn, and Long John Silver, who may have met his wife and parrot.

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Character Sketches. Jim Hawkins: A young and adventurous boy who discovers a treasure map and embarks on a journey to find the hidden treasure. He is courageous, resourceful, and clever. Long John Silver: The charismatic and cunning pirate who becomes Jim's ally but ultimately betrays him. He is known for his one-legged appearance and his ability to manipulate others to achieve his goals. Captain Flint: The deceased pirate captain whose treasure map sets the events of the story in motion. His legacy haunts the characters as they search for his hidden fortune. Dr. Livesey: A wise and honorable doctor who accompanies Jim on the voyage to Treasure Island. He serves as a voice of reason and morality throughout the adventure. Squire Trelawney: A wealthy landowner who finances the expedition to find the treasure. He is well-meaning but somewhat naive, often being outwitted by Long John Silver. Captain Smollett: The stern and experienced captain of the ship, Hispaniola. He is skeptical of Long John Silver and tries to maintain order and discipline among the crew. Ben Gunn: A marooned sailor who was left on Treasure Island years ago. He aids Jim and the others in their quest for the treasure and proves to be a valuable ally. Israel Hands: A former shipmate of Long John Silver who is loyal to him. He is cunning but ultimately meets a tragic fate.. 

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Jim Hawkins: A young and adventurous boy who discovers a treasure map and embarks on a journey to find the hidden treasure. He is courageous, resourceful, and clever. Long John Silver: The charismatic and cunning pirate who becomes Jim's ally but ultimately betrays him. He is known for his one-legged appearance and his ability to manipulate others to achieve his goals. Captain Flint: The deceased pirate captain whose treasure map sets the events of the story in motion. His legacy haunts the characters as they search for his hidden fortune. Dr. Livesey: A wise and honorable doctor who accompanies Jim on the voyage to Treasure Island. He serves as a voice of reason and morality throughout the adventure. Squire Trelawney: A wealthy landowner who finances the expedition to find the treasure. He is well-meaning but somewhat naive, often being outwitted by Long John Silver. Captain Smollett: The stern and experienced captain of the ship, Hispaniola. He is skeptical of Long John Silver and tries to maintain order and discipline among the crew. Ben Gunn: A marooned sailor who was left on Treasure Island years ago. He aids Jim and the others in their quest for the treasure and proves to be a valuable ally. Israel Hands: A former shipmate of Long John Silver who is loyal to him. He is cunning but ultimately meets a tragic fate.

Book Review. "Treasure Island" by Robert Louis Stevenson is an exciting adventure tale that follows young Jim Hawkins as he embarks on a journey to find hidden treasure. Along the way, he encounters cunning pirates, including the infamous Long John Silver, and faces numerous challenges. The book is filled with thrilling moments and memorable characters that keep readers hooked until the very end. Stevenson's writing style is engaging, making it a timeless classic that continues to captivate readers of all ages.. 

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"Treasure Island" by Robert Louis Stevenson is an exciting adventure tale that follows young Jim Hawkins as he embarks on a journey to find hidden treasure. Along the way, he encounters cunning pirates, including the infamous Long John Silver, and faces numerous challenges. The book is filled with thrilling moments and memorable characters that keep readers hooked until the very end. Stevenson's writing style is engaging, making it a timeless classic that continues to captivate readers of all ages.