Arctic treasure quest and a perilous Arctic voyage
Jeanne Fielding discovers her father Captain Fielding’s dispatches in a secret chest aboard the Aurora. Cayley, accused of murder, travels alone in the Arctic, finds Roscoe’s gang seeking gold, and a hidden whaler crew in hiding. Jeanne’s discovery of the journal stirs courage as she learns of peril, exile, and a quest for a vast ledge of gold.
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Philip Cayley
Lieut
Perry Hunter
Cayley
Arctic
Jeanne Fielding
Captain Fielding
Jeanne
Planck
Rafman
Fielding
Perry
Tom
Roscoe
The Journal’s Grim Arctic Passage Unfolds
A girl reads a journal detailing a perilous Arctic expedition. Roscoe’s menace and the Walrus people’s rescue anchor the somber pages, ending with the narrator fearing betrayal by Roscoe as a looming danger. The scene closes with a chilling cry from the hut.
Apparition on Deck as Yacht Loot is Secured
Roscoe overpowers a rival in the companion way and takes control of the yacht. Captain Planck is sent below to start steam while Roscoe supervises unloading and stowage of golden slabs and whale oil barrels. The crew prepares to depart at first daylight with the treasure secured.
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Roscoe
Planck
Schwartz
The Rosewood Box Mystery Deepens Aboard the Aurora
Roscoe commands a halt to the crew's stores and plans to lock the strongroom with the rosewood box aboard the Aurora. The box may hold Captain Fielding's journal and chart, driving Roscoe's need to hide it from his mutinous crew. Rose and Carlson reveal the box was not aboard. Roscoe hauntingly approaches the hut to recover it as suspense and fear rise.
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Miguel
Planck
Schwartz
Captain Fielding
Roscoe
Aurora
Rose
Carlson
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