There were words like “dubloons” that I have never really heard as part of a story before. The words and lingo used are a little more traditional, and adding the fact that it contains a lot of vocabulary that I’m not used to, it was a challenge to read. I think the reader should take away the fact that even if the book is old and a little challenging, it can still be a treasureable story. He also has a sense of adventure, and I like his personality. It’s hard to explain, but when he explains the story from the narration point of view, he tells it in his own way, unlike any other books that I have read previously. Also, he has a sort of mysterious nature. I think this because first of all, his name is pretty darn epic and awesome. It isn’t until they get there that they all realize something has happened, which could change the entire story from the expected outcome. The main conflict is getting along with Captain Flint’s old crew, and getting to Treasure Island. Jim tells about his adventures with the pirate crew, and his experience in his “coming of age.” He uses his feelings and emotions to portray the story in his own way, explaining everything that happens in good detail.

The main character is Jim Hawkins, the narrator, and son of the owner of the Admiral Benbow. Will the treasure be found? Read the rest to figure out what happens in the rest of the gripping story. The treasure is from the already deceased Captain Flint. Jim Hawkins, the protagonist, finds a treasure map in the chest, and with the help of characters that were introduced earlier in the novel, he goes in search of Treasure Island with the crew. The song has an epic feel, and for that I decided to play it on piano and use it as my creative piece.īilly Bones leaves a chest at the Admiral Benbow for safekeeping, and stays there along with it. I think it goes perfectly with the book beccause I couldn’t help but imagine that music playing while I was reading. The movie “Pirates of the Caribbean” was based off of the well-known novel, and for that I have based my creative portion of the individual reading book project on the movie’s ‘theme song.’ “He’s a Pirate” was composed by Hans Zimmer and Klaus Badelt and is used in the movie as the background and occasional ambient music. The book was meant to just be stories that he told to his stepson, and ended up being published into a great story that has been famous and told for generations. Treasure Island is a novel published in 1883 by Robert Louis Stevenson.

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