Treasure Island 2020: The Worm in the Apple | 4
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What are the initial challenges faced by James and the crew?
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Here he is. There's Long John Silver. Take the ship. Arrest them all and kill anyone who resists.
This is unfortunate. Unfortunate? Unfortunate? Unfortunate? They're going to storm the ship. What do we do?
Fight?
How does James discover the threat to the captain?
Fight? Look how many of them there are. And they have torches and pitchforks and who knows what else. It seems they want your head on one of those pitchforks, Mr. Silver.
Then may I suggest, Captain, for these brave orphans, we best not miss the tide. For once, Mr. Silver, we agree.
The winds are our backs, Captain.
Then hoist the mainsail, Mr. Reed!
Hoist the mainsail! So fast, Bunny Girl. Men, grab the hosers.
Don't let them leave the docks. They've got the ropes. We're stuck. They're going to board the ship.
What actions do the crew take to prepare for the imminent attack?
Cut the hosers. Now.
Cut the hosers. The ropes are too thick.
We'll never cut through them in time.
The crew is on the sails. We need more hands on deck.
They're starting to climb the ropes. Max, Hawkins, grab one of those knives. Got it. I can't. Start sawing at the ropes as fast as you can. There's no way.
Master Max, if your hands be not strong, use that brain of yours. I don't... Think, Max. Think. Uh, friction. Heat. Here, use these torches to heat up the blades. Good thinking, Max. Don't bore my hand. They're starting to burn. Pull them off.
Almost through the rope. Got it. Mine too. One more.
Too late. Almost! Got you, boy!
How does the crew plan to escape the pirates?
Stay away from me! Help, Jane! Come on! Don't let him on the ship! Silver, wait until the children learn who you really are!
We did it! We're free! Let's go! This ship is bound for the West Indies and no looking back!
BYU Radio presents Treasure Island 2020. A reimagined audio adventure based on the classic novel by Robert Louis Stevenson. Episode 4. The Worm in the Apple.
It's a fine morning, Pip.
It is, Captain.
What's our heading, Mr. Reed?
Do south as trim as you please, Mom.
With this wind, we should reach the Carolinas ahead of schedule. From there, it's on to the Bahamas. Morgan Goodwin! Present! You're not in school, girl. Well, a different sort of school, perhaps. Here, take the wheel. Me?
Me?
Big part of the captain, she's... A girl.
As is Pip. As was I once. There's only one way to learn.
What creative solutions do they use to repair the ship?
By doing. Is that a problem, Mr. Reed?
No, Captain. Good.
The wheel, Morgan. Both hands.
Like this? That's it. Hold her steady. Wow. She's a great ship, Captain Monty. She's neither as big nor as pretty as those other vessels.
But she's fast. Proud. And she'll never let you down when you need her. Your tea, Captain. Two lumps, the way you like it.
Two lumps? Thank you, Mr. Silver.
My pleasure.
Morning, Mr. Silver.
Why, if it ain't Mistress Morgan, Master and Commander. How do you like that, Mr. Reed? If I'm no longer needed here, I'll go below, with your permission, ma'am.
Permission granted, Mr. Reed. Don't worry about him, Morgan. He can get a bit grumpy at sea here. Tell me, John Silver, how are our other new recruits? Learning the ropes, ma'am. Up there in the rigging.
What lessons about teamwork and trust are highlighted in this episode?
Don't look down, James. You'll get the disease.
My blisters have blisters, Sam.
Them soft hands of yours will be tough as a coconut shell before we're done. Keep climbing all the way to the crow's nest.
You mean up there? At the very top?
You ain't scared, are you, lad?
Not of falling. More the landing part.
You stick with Sam Buffett and you'll live forever. All fast to the windward shrouds and tread on the rat limbs. It's like climbing the stairs all the way to heaven.
Like this? That's it.
You're a natural. Higher now. Almost there.
If Mom could see me now, or Dad... I remember the first time he took me to the top of the torch at the Statue of Liberty. I felt like I could see the whole world. Made it! Max! Morgan! Pip! Woo-hoo! Up here!
Come on, Max! Give it a try!
I can't look.
How do the characters reflect on their families and homes?
You alright, Max? Are you always this green?
No, Pip, because usually I'm not on a rickety old ship in the middle of a hostile ocean. I miss fortnight so much.
A fortnight? We've only been at sea for a day.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the initial challenges faced by James and the crew?
0:00–0:31
2
How does James discover the threat to the captain?
0:31–1:02
3
What actions do the crew take to prepare for the imminent attack?
1:02–1:48
4
How does the crew plan to escape the pirates?
1:48–3:23
5
What creative solutions do they use to repair the ship?
3:23–4:25
6
What lessons about teamwork and trust are highlighted in this episode?
4:25–5:28
7
How do the characters reflect on their families and homes?
5:28–6:33
8
What is the outcome of the crew's confrontation with the pirates?
6:33–28:59