The Stockade & Battle
This character takes over the narration for the first three chapters of Part 4.
Dr. Livesey
Jim uses this small, homemade boat to reach the Hispaniola.
Coracle
Ben Gunn was marooned for this many years.
3 years
The mutineers found this instead of gold when they first reached the treasure site.
Empty hole (or excavation)?
Long John Silver escapes with a small portion of the treasure at this port.
Port in Spanish America
This is the "uncouth missile" Silver throws to kill the sailor Tom.
His crutch
While drifting, Jim sees these "slimy monsters" on the rocks, which he later learns are harmless.
Sea lions
This is the specific food Ben Gunn has been dreaming of.
Toasted cheese
The "Pointer" was actually the remains of this.
Human skeleton
This many mutineers were left alive on the island.
3
Silver brings this item to the stockade as a sign of a truce.
White flag (or flag of truce)
This pirate is the only living person Jim finds on the Hispaniola when he boards it.
Israel Hands
Ben Gunn hidden his handmade boat near this landmark.
White Rock
The treasure had already been moved to this location by Ben Gunn.
Cave
This character became a "fine seaman" and mate after the voyage.
Abraham Gray
He was the first of the squire's party to die and was buried in the sand.
Tom Redruth
Jim replaces the pirate’s black flag with this national symbol.
Union Jack (or British colors)
Ben Gunn used this pirate’s name to frighten the mutineers in the woods.
Captain Flint
Silver used this tool to take bearings while searching for the gold.
Compass
Ben Gunn spent his share of the money in this many days.
19
The pirates swarmed over this "like monkeys" during the final attack on the log-house.
Fence/palisade
Jim is pinned to this part of the ship by a knife during his fight with Hands.
Mast
This is the name of the man Ben Gunn calls out for in the woods: "____ M’Graw!"
Darby
Jim spent his time in the cave packing minted money into these containers.
Bread-bags
Jim says he still hears this bird screaming "Pieces of eight!" in his nightmares.
Captain Flint (the parrot)