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Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Why does the narrator secretly hide Leggatt in his cabin?

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Why does the narrator endanger the ship and the crew to help Leggatt swim ashore?

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What do the narrator & Leggatt share?

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Do you believe Leggatt's story? Is he real?

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Do you view the narrator's actions as the folly of a green commander, or as the bold, independent actions that will make him a strong commander?

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