Characters
The narrator in Treasure Island
Who is Jim?
Dr. Livesey vs. Sea Dog
What is man vs man?
What is Description?
Someone who undergoes changes in their actions and thoughts
What is round character?
An island group off the coast of south Florida, about sixty miles west of Key West
What is the Dry Tortugas?
Stood up to Black Dog
Who is Dr. Livesey?
DAILY DOUBLE
What is Jeopardy?
Straightforward details that tell the reader about the character
They are one-dimensional, we do not know about their past or personal integrity
What is a flat character?
Driven out
What is routed?
Father of the Narrator, he passed away later in the story
Who is Jim's father?
Pirates sailing the sea
What is Man vs Nature?
literary device that reveals details about a character without stating them explicitly.
What is Indirect Characterization?
The type of character who opposes the protagonist or antagonist
What is a foil?
sideways evil look
What is leer?
An old crewmate of Admiral Benbow
Who is old sea dog?
DAILY DOUBLE
(When a man faces against his thoughts)
What is man vs. inner self?
Encompasses not only what a character says but what other says about him.
What is Dialogue?
Someone who stays the same from beginning to end
What is a static character?
seeking attention through flattery
What is Fawning?
The friend of Dr. Livesey, used to address Old Sea Dog.
Who is Billy Bones?
Sea dog had a stroke
What is Man vs. Greater force?
I.E Movement that restates the character's motives. (Sea dog is looking for rum)
(Sea dog is singing)
What is Action?
Someone who changes and grows during the story
What is a dynamic character?
Claws (of animals) or fingers (of human beings)
What are Talons?