Treasure Island Overview

The main character of the story – a young boy living with his father at the inn "The Admiral Benbow".

The inn owned by Jim's father, located on the south coast of England. Not very busy, but travellers often stay for a night.

A mysterious sailor who arrives at the inn and stays for several weeks. He is tall, has white hair, and is often drunk.

The song the Captain sings when he arrives at the inn. This song is a clue to his true identity.

The Captain's wooden chest, which he brings with him to the inn. It is big and heavy, but what it contains remains a mystery.

A recurring warning from the Captain to Jim, hinting at a dangerous threat.

The reason why the Captain remains at the inn for several weeks.

The event that changes the story's course and forces Jim to take action.

The Hispaniola is a ship chartered by Squire Trelawney to sail to Treasure Island and find the treasure.

The Hispaniola is the ship chartered by Squire Trelawney to sail to Treasure Island and find the treasure.

Long John Silver is a one-legged ship's cook who is hired by Squire Trelawney to sail on the Hispaniola. He has a lot of experience as a sailor and knows how to choose a good crew for a voyage.

Long John Silver is a one-legged ship's cook who is hired by Squire Trelawney to sail on the Hispaniola . He has a lot of experience as a sailor and knows how to choose a good crew for a voyage.

Long John Silver is a one-legged ship's cook who is hired by Squire Trelawney to sail on the Hispaniola . He has a lot of experience as a sailor and knows how to choose a good crew for a voyage.

The Hispaniola will be sailed by a professional crew hired by Squire Trelawney. Captain Smollett is the captain of the ship, who will be responsible for navigating and commanding the crew.

Squire Trelawney is a wealthy man who wants to find the treasure on Treasure Island. He hires a professional crew and a ship to sail there.

Jim Hawkins is a young boy who is invited by Squire Trelawney to join him on the sea voyage to Treasure Island.

The ship's kitchen, where food is prepared and served.

Long John Silver's parrot, known for repeating phrases.

A hammock is a hanging bed made of fabric, often used on ships.

The ship's boy, often tasked with helping the cook and performing other duties.

A wooden container used to store fresh water on ships.

A wooden container used to store apples on ships.

A written record of a ship's journey, noting important events and observations.

A wooden structure built near the shore, usually for defense or protection.

A person or group who steals, especially by force.

A short, loud cry of fear or pain.

A dense, tangled growth of trees and vegetation, often found in tropical regions.

The act of giving a command or instruction.

The state of being unwilling to obey or follow directions.

A person who travels by sea, especially for work or adventure.

A group of people who work together, especially for a common goal.

To be left alone on a deserted island, usually by pirates.

This is the act of killing someone without justification or reason. It is a serious crime.

A weapon used for stabbing or piercing that is traditionally made from metal.

A treasure that is buried beneath the ground, often hidden by pirates or other individuals seeking to conceal their valuables.

The act of leaving someone on an island with no hope of rescue.

A pirate who was a captain and a notorious figure in pirate history.

A long stick used for support by the disabled or elderly. It is often used for walking and balance.

A person who is mentally unstable and is often characterized by erratic behavior.

The main characters, like Dr. Livesey, Captain Smollett and Squire Trelawney, decide to take refuge in the stockade to escape the pirates.

Captain Smollett and Dr. Livesey are on the Hispaniola, while Six of Silver's men remain on the ship, keeping watch.

Dr. Livesey and Captain Smollett each carry two pistols for defense and have guns and food loaded into the boat.

Silver's men are unsure of what to do as they watch the main characters prepare to leave, showing a potential for conflict or betrayal.

One of Silver's men on the Hispaniola makes a crucial decision to join the main characters.

The main characters successfully escape from the Hispaniola in the small boat, leaving Silver's men behind.

The escape from the Hispaniola leads to a dangerous situation, creating tension and hinting at future conflicts.