“I see a boat!”Fezzik Shouts. “Where? Asked Inigo. “I don’t see it!” “Up ahead, to the left!” Fezzik answers. “oh, I see Senior.” The crew prepares to invade the ship and take all of it’s gold. It would be weeks before anyone notices that the gold didn’t make it to it’s destitation; being out in the middle of the Pacific. Inigo’s ship pulls up beside the foreign vessel.It doesn’t take very long for the boat’s crew to surrender when they see Fezzik come aboard. Fezzik orders the crew to search for gold. Right He goes by Dread Pirate Roberts. Westley gave him the name after he retired. Dread Pirate Roberts was Known for being ruthless and taking no prisoners. “A ship!” one of the crew members yells. “On the other side of the boat!” He adds. …show more content…
It comes to a stop next to Inigo’s ship. They pile on to Inigo’s ship and take all of his newly stolen gold. It’s all gone within minutes. Inigo and his crew sail twenty miles south to Inigo’s private island. When they get onto the island and start heading inland to Inigo’s house, they realize that they did not anchor the boat. It’s too late to do anything about it. The ship had drifted away. Inigo sends his crew to swim out and retrieve the boat while he and Fezzik gather gold from inigo’s secret
What were three pieces of evidence from the text that show the motivation behind “gold fever?” What gave people a reason to travel to Alaska in search of fortune?
What were conditions like on the boat? What type of boat is it? What section of the boat does Fievel and his family travel in? (10 pts)
When he first arrives at the store there are two men sitting outside but they don’t seem to notice Inman or take any interest in him. When he goes to leave the town the men are gone from the porch and then they proceed to attack him. One man has a scythe and tried to strike Inman with it however he did not succeed and missed him by a mile, while another man pulled a Whitworth gun on Inman. Inman beat the men and continued on his way, however it would not be the last time he would see them. Inman is walking in the woods and he comes to a river; his only way to cross is by way of a canoe with the help of an Indian girl. They are half way across the river when Inman hears voices, before he could do anything though, the light from the moon exposes their location and a bullet pierces the side of the canoe. Another one shortly follows and Inman can tell that it is from the famous Whitworth that one of the men had back in the small town. As we can see Inman could have easily shot these men back in the town and that could have been the end of
the start of the film. Their quest takes them to the wreck of the ship Titanic which sank
The area between British Guiana and Venezuela had been in dispute for over 50 years. When gold was discovered in the contested area, the prospect of a peaceful resolution faded.
forced to kill. It ended up that he was the last one left on the island except
out "$5.10 worth of gold." (Fogarty 130.) News of the find spread quickly to Bannack.
While Addie lies dying on her corn-shuck mattress, Darl convinces Jewel to take a trip with him to pick up a load of lumber. Darl knows that Jewel is Addie's favorite child. The trip for lumber is a contrivance- Darl's way of keeping Jewel from his mother's bedside when she dies. A wheel breaks on the wagon, and before Darl and Jewel can replace it, bring the wagon home, and load Addie's body onto it for the trip to Jefferson, three days have passed. By this time, heavy rains have flooded the Yoknapatawpha River and washed out all the bridges that cross it. The river is vicious, and the Bundrens' mules drown. The wagon tips over, and. Jewel, on horseback, manages to keep the wagon and its load from drifting downstream, saving his mother’s decomposing body. When the family finally makes it through the ordeal, they spend the night at the Gillespies' farm. Darl sets fire to the barn where Addie's body is stored in an effort to spare his mother. However, Jewel once again saves her coffin with a heroic act.
The Oak Island Money Pit was discovered the summer of 1795 by Daniel McGinnis. He was drawn into the island by strange lights visible from his house. Upon his investigation, he comes across a block and tackle hung directly over a circular indentation on the island’s floor. Daniel, along with two of his friends John Smith and Anthony Vaughan started to dig out the bizarre pit. Their curiosity is due to that time period being the pinnacle of the “Golden Age of Piracy (Maritime Museum of the Atlantic).” In hopes of finding treasure, Daniel and his friends were the first of a long list of people to take-up the Oak Island Money Pit. After two attempts, their fascination grew stronger as they discover layers of man-made obstacles, giving them assurance that there is buried treasure. Unfortunately, the boys dug down 35 feet before defeat set in and they abandoned their excavation.
In book eight of Homer’s The Odyssey, Odysseus is on the island of the Phaeacians and is waiting to return home to Ithaca. Meanwhile, Alcinous, the Phaeacian king, has arranged for a feast and celebration of games in honor of Odysseus, who has not yet revealed his true identity. During the feast, a blind bard named Demodocus sings about the quarrel between Odysseus and Achilles at Troy. The song causes Odysseus to start weeping, so Alcinous ends the feast and orders the games to begin. During dinner after the games, Odysseus asks Demodocus to sing about the Trojan horse and the sack of Troy. This song too causes Odysseus to break down and cry. Homer uses a dramatic simile to describe the pain and sorrow that Odysseus feels as he recalls the story of Troy.
The pirates turn angrily on Silver and are just about to attack him when there is a shot from the woods that kills one of them. The Doctor and Ben Gunn then appear and the pirates run off, heading for the remaining long boat left from the Hispaniola.
It was dry, hot, incandescent. The August heat had eaten away at the water supply all summer, and now they had none. The past couple years had been a drought, thought Inigo, if this doesn't end soon, we will be forced to move. Inigo was the chieftain of the most successful Indian tribe of his time, they were good hunters and gatherers, but they had no 'magic men' or shamans. They neither knew how to heal a wound or to do a rain dance.
"We get back to the shore, and I can not see where we came coast." Exhausted brother shouted.
To start the journey of going back home and protecting the town and his loved ones, the sailor digs out the corpses of his dear crews, which he buries to let them rest in peace, to make his way back. The sailor shouldn’t use the corpses to keep himself afloat in the sea. He is well aware that the corpses will be destroyed during the journey. However, if the sailor doesn 't use the corpses, he cannot even start his journey. Starting from the decision to use the corpses as a raft, the sailor steps onto the road to the black freighter, which owns all the corrupted souls. Likewise, Adrian faces the same dilemma. Based on his own understanding, the only way to save the world from a nuclear war is to create a more serious situation to force the world to be united together instead of battling each other. To achieve his goal of saving the world, he sacrifices half of the New York citizens. In the end, though the whole world becomes untied, Adrian is struggling with his guilty conscience of immoral killing day and
does not get off his ship that he is traveling on and instead asks to