Wednesday, April 18, 2012

The Island of Dr. Moreau, by H.G. Wells’s chapter3


               In the book The Island of Dr. Moreau, by H.G. Wells’s chapter three is about The Strange Faces are about Montgomery, Mr. Prendick, and this black man climbing up a ladder. As they were going up the ladder Mr. Prendick notice the black man who he was afraid and startled by this man that looks like a creature to him. The man is black with big white teeth, with eyes that are bloodshot at the edges, and with a little bite of white around the hazel pupils. The man had this curious slow of excitement on his face. Mr. Prendick felt like he was being force to stare at this ugly horrible looking man because he is in front of him going up the ladder. Montgomery speaks to the black man saying “you have no business here, you know,” (9). Montgomery said this to the black man in a very deliberate tone of voice.  He also indicated that the black man should be forward instead of backward. The black men however indicate that he cannot go forward, but Montgomery on the other hand demands that he do as he says.  Half way through the hatchway, Mr. Prendick realizes how he is amazed by the way this black man looks. At first he was startled by the black man looks, now Mr. Prendick is all into the way he looks and how he seen this black man somewhere before. They are on a ship where Mr. Prendick seems to dislike the captain as much as the captain dislikes him. Therefore Mr. Prendick calls the captain the devil and ugly. The more he got on the captains nerve the captain decides to throw him off the ship, because he is the captain and can do what he wants on his ship. 

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