Treasure map

ordinary world, 2. The call to adventure, 3. Refusal of the call, 4. Meeting the master, 5. Crossing the threshold, 6. Tests, allies, and enemies, 7. Approaching the dragon’s den, 8. The ordeal, 9. Seizing the treasure, 10. The road back, 11. Resurrection, and finally, 12. Return with the treasure. However, modern film tends to stray from the typical hero’s journey more than the usual traditional epic poem. In the beginning stages of the hero’s journey, we tend to see the main character/hero in their

town. As I was dragged into the Pirate Museum I listened to stories of the pirates and their treasure. The stories were not at all what I had expected they surprisingly were very interesting. One story in particular was the most interesting about pirates who had supposedly buried their treasure on this very beach. When we returned home I went outside searched for more about this new found buried treasure. I felt the hot, dry rough grains of sand on my feet. As I searched I heard someone call out

search for buried treasure. The island is introduced to us as skeleton island by the captain, "'Yes, sir Skeleton Island as they calls it. It was a main place for pirates once…'"(pg96) Jim starts calling it Treasure Island I think that's because the name "Skeleton Island" is quite formidable and doesn't sound like a place with lots of treasure, but the name " Treasure Island" on the other hand sound like a great place to go to find treasure because it sound like an island full of treasure which is exactly

The book Treasure Island, first takes place in England during the mid 1700s. As the novel continues, the setting changes from England to the port of Bristol, where Jim first meets Long John Silver for the first time. Once at the port of Bristol Jim, the doctor, and the rest of the crew venture to Treasure Island on the Hispaniola. There are four important characters in Treasure Island, they are Jim Hawkins, Long John Silver, Doctor Livesey, and Squire Trelawney. Jim Hawkins is the narrator of

The “Tree of Life” entry was one I created after I was able to leave work early on the weekend. I had only worked with pastel oil colors a few times before, and wanted to draw something that was somewhat intricate, but also set in a very smooth and free flowing background. I began by drawing the circle, a Mandala, I just didn’t know it at the time, and the trunk of the tree. As I began filling in the outline of the tree limbs, I found myself thinking about my own family tree, and concluded the limbs

enemy pirates are quite friendly when the enemies share their treasure along with some ice creams for good measure. Helen Oxenbury's subtle watercolour illustrations give a fresh coastal feel to the book. 4. Pirates Love Underpants by Claire Freedman Publisher: Simon and Schuster If your tiny tot is transitioning to the big boy underwear, the Underpants series by Claire Freedman will motivate him. The Pant Pirates have only one treasure in their mind: a glittering underpant made of gold. They take

10:00 - 11:15 a.m. ideas to follow: youth vs. the world/ youth vs. adults The Youth Vs The World The Treasure Island movies can be utilized in order to view the youth 's stance compared to adults during their respective time period. Treasure Island, a book created by Robert Louis Stevenson, depicts the story of a young boy who suddenly finds himself on a wild adventure after acquiring a treasure map. Jim and his new shipmates discover most of the crew on board the ship are mutinous pirates. Now stranded

Jim Hawkins brings the map to Dr. Livesey and the adventure sparks. The squire, Trelawney, is sent to find a boat and a crew that will help travel to the island. He promises to keep the secret to himself, but both men know that that will not happen. After a few days, Hawkins and the doctor is sent to the area where the squire is to meet the crew. As soon as Hawkins walks into the tavern that he is told to go to, he spots Black Dog again. He runs out of the place before Hawkins is able to do anything

Harvey agree to split some of the treasure for the payment. Otto also offers Harvey and Tom to stay at his tower. After settling, Harvey tell Tom they need to escape because Otto is known to kill out his enemies right away. Tom and Harvey escape the clutches of Otto. After a long search, they find the merchant and ask where he bought the necklace. He gives them a location of a farm. They go to the farm and buy wrapping paper, which is actually part of a treasure, from the natives. Once they put

Ever stayed inside for weeks at a time? Boo Radley has stayed inside his house for 15 years (coming out occasionally), he has stayed inside his house for 15 years because he is afraid of the outside world. Boo is a character in the critically acclaimed novel To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, In the novel racism and prejudice clash inside and outside of the courtroom. The plot of the story has a mysterious tone brought on by the mystery of Boo Radley, a man that has not been seen outside of his