01.a message from the sea by Charles dickens

1. Charles John Huffam
Dickens
WAS AN ENGLISH WRITER AND SOCIAL CRITIC.
HE CREATED SOME OF THE WORLD'S BEST-
KNOWN FICTIONAL CHARACTERS AND IS
REGARDED BY MANY AS THE GREATEST
NOVELIST OF THE VICTORIAN ERA. HIS
NOVELS AND SHORT STORIES ENJOY LASTING
POPULARITY.

4. CHARACTERS:
 Captain jorgan
 Alfred Raybrock Direct characters
 Kitty
 Mrs.Raybrock
 Hugh Indirect characters
 Tom Pettifer
 Margaret Mr.Tregarthen

5. SETTING:
 TIME:
 Modern time
 Present time
 PLACE:
 Village of Lanrean
 Devonshire

6. PLOT:
 Captain Jorgan arrives to a beutiful island. He has to deliver a message to
a young man who lives in this island.
 He delivers the letter to Alfred Raybrock and they starts their adventure.
 They want to solve the mistery of the message.
 External conflicts.

7. EXPOSITION:
 Captain Jorgan arrives to a beutiful island because he is looking for a
young man named Afred Raybrock. After he finds Alfred, he deliveres a
message that he found in a glass bottle in one of his voyages through the
sea.

8. RISING ACTION:
 Captain Jorgan and Alfred read the letter where Alfred finds out that his
father has stolen money.
 Alfred was about to get married with a beautiful girl Kitty, but in order to
investigate about his father’s crime he cancells his marriage and depart
into a trip with captain Jorgan.

9. CLIMAX:
 After a further investigation and a big surprise, Captain Jorgan, Alfred
and Hugh discover that Mr. Tregarthen was involved in the case of the
stolen money.
 They decide to speak with Mr.Tregarthen to clarify everything.

10. FALLING ACTION:
 Mr.Tregarthen tells everything he knows about that case to captain
Jorgan and the brothers. They find the desk with the missing paper of the
record book.
 The stolen money is given back to Mr.Tregarthen and he gives the money
to his daugther Kitty who days later marries Alfred.

11. RESOLUTION:
 The whole town gives an apology to captain Jorgan. Days later, captain
Jorgan leaves the island and the whole town gives him a happy farewell.

12. POINT OF VIEW:
 The book has a third person point of view.

13. THEME:
 Honesty
 Love
 Generosity
 Misunderstandings.