Treasure Island Arrival at Admiral Benbow Inn
In a retrospective from the narrator, the one legged seafaring man arrives at the Admiral Benbow Inn seeking rum and meals. He is quiet, dangerous, and commands respect, while the inn’s occupants fear his stories and presence. Dr. Livesey later confronts him over rum and a knife threat before departing.
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Squire Trelawney
Dr. Livesey
Treasure Island
Admiral Benbow
Matey
Royal George
Bristol
Corers
England
Old Taylor
Deckas
Vaic
Black Dog Capers and the Missing Captain
An early winter morning at the inn, the captain leaves with his brass telescope aboard, and a mysterious man enters seeking his mate Bill. The visitor speaks of a “captain” and hints at falsified identity as he questions the narrator, stirring unease before the captain’s fate becomes clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Sonny
Bil
Bill
John
Black Dog Returns to Admiral Benbow Inn Fight
A stranger disguised as a shipmate reunites with Billy at the Admiral Benbow Inn. Black Dog triggers a violent confrontation with Captain Bil as the two old foes clash over a rum-filled plan. The skirmish ends with Black Dog wounded and escaping toward the road while the captain collapses indoors.
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Sonny—Diseipino
Bill
Sonny
Tsay
Dill
Bil
Black Dog
Dilly
Admiral Benbow
Billy
Jim
Ahkhie
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Pella
Iowa State Register
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Commoner
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N.Y
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Curoniciie
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Pilgrim
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