Lakhasly

The pirates walked in through the door."First, who didn't do what I asked them to do? Anderson, Hands and you, George! If we are arrested when we return to England, it is because of those people! Second, we have a doctor on the island. He's important because some of us are very ill at the moment. The doctor and I came to an agreement so that he would help us. And the boy? He'll be useful if we need to negotiate. And what about reason three? Well, this is why we didn't follow them!""First, your plans haven't worked. Second, you let Trelawney and his men leave the fort, and we're sure that they have a plan. Third, you wouldn't let us follow them. And fourth, there's the boy!"One of the men was holding a piece of paper, and he nervously walked forward to give it to Silver."Can I have the torch for a minute, so I can read it better?""Don't try your tricks on us," said one of the pirates, called George."I'm still the captain until you tell me why I shouldn't be," said Silver."That's enough, isn't it?""I'll answer each reason," said Silver.he continued, and showed them the treasure map.The pirates, however, looked at it with wonder."That's Flint's map!""Silver's right," said Morgan, and the other pirates agreed.The pirates now seemed happy, except for George.What would Dr Livesy think?"We can tell you," said George.

The pirates walked in through the door. One of the men was holding a piece of paper, and he nervously walked forward to give it to Silver. Silver read it. “So, I’m not the captain now, is that it?” he said. “Can I have the torch for a minute, so I can read it better?” “Don’t try your tricks on us,” said one of the pirates, called George. “I’m still the captain until you tell me why I shouldn’t be,” said Silver. “We can tell you,” said George. “First, your plans haven’t worked. Second, you let Trelawney and his men leave the fort, and we’re sure that they have a plan. Third, you wouldn’t let us follow them. And fourth, there’s the boy!” “Is that all?” asked Silver. “That’s enough, isn’t it?” said George. “I’ll answer each reason,” said Silver.
“First, who didn’t do what I asked them to do? Anderson, Hands and you, George! If we are arrested when we return to England, it is because of those people! Second, we have a doctor on the island. He’s important because some of us are very ill at the moment. The doctor and I came to an agreement so that he would help us. And the boy? He’ll be useful if we need to negotiate. And what about reason three? Well, this is why we didn’t follow them!” he continued, and showed them the treasure map.
I was very surprised and I did not understand why the doctor had given the map to him. The pirates, however, looked at it with wonder. “That’s Flint’s map!” said George. “But how are we to take his treasure home if we don’t have a ship?” “Listen, George,” said Silver. “You lost my boat, but I can find the treasure. So, who should be captain now?” “Silver’s right,” said Morgan, and the other pirates agreed. Silver was still the captain. The pirates now seemed happy, except for George. Silver made him guard the fort all night while the other men laughed and sang. I lay down and thought about Silver. I understood that he was very clever. He knew how to be friends with all the pirates, at the same time as only thinking about himself. He would do and say anything to stay safe.

The next morning, a voice woke us all up (and I mean all of us, even George, the guard). It was Dr Livesy calling us. I was very happy to hear him, but also worried. I had left my friends and now I was with Silver’s gang. What would Dr Livesy think? “Good morning, Doctor,” said Silver. “Come in! George will open the door for you. We’ve got a surprise for you, too!” “Do you mean Jim?” asked Dr Livesy. He looked surprised as he came near us. “That’s right,” said Silver.