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I think that the crew was thinking of what would happen to Charlotte with Captain Jaggery. Based off of the way that they speak of him, he does not seem to be so nice to the crew. They might be thinking that Charlotte would be harmed by him in some way.

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I think that Jaggery commanded the sails to be put up to show that whatever he wanted done got done, and that he was in command of the entire crew.

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I think that Mr. Keetch knew that Jaggery was trying to show off, and he was also miserable. He most likely was glaring at Charlotte because he was jealous of her not having to be under Jaggery's command.

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I think that the crew was thinking that Captain Jaggery was trying to show off his power in a way.

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I think that a gust of wind blew out the candle, and the head was just a carving.

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The last sentence in the chapter tells us a small amount of what will happen next.

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the sixth chapter ends by Charlotte thinking she is being watched then she turns around sees a carving of a face then her candle goes out

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i think that Jaggery commanded for the sails to be put up so when there is a wind they wont have to hurry to put them up

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the crew might'eve thought charlotte was lucky because she gets speicial treatment because her dad owns the ship

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the end of chapter six was the candle being blown out

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chapter 6 ends by the candle being put out and she was plunged into utter darkness

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I think the last sentence shows everything everyone is saying about Captain Jaggery is filling her head.

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she saw someone blow it out and after she thought about it she relized the carving had been placed there

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Mr. Keetch was glancing at Charlotte as to say "be careful"

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the last sentance means when the candle went out she couldn't see anything or is was pitch black

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the crew could have been thinking that she really should not be on this ship

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i think the captain was waiting for wind

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i think that she saw a carving of a face and somebody blew out the candle

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the last sentence meant that she will not have the enjoyment of forgetting the dirk

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i think they may have been jelous that she was being treated so kindly

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chapter 6 ends by charlotte seeing a ''face'' then the candle blew out and it became completely dark.

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i think it was a face carving because there wasn't any noice when the candle blew out. and before the candle blew out, there was a strong wind that may have been the source of the problem

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i think she saw someone because we still dont know the guy who was climbing the ship

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the last sentence in chapter 6 might mean that when the ''Face'' put out the candle, it became completely dark.

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i think what it meant by plunging into utter darkness ment that it went to pitch black

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the last sentence meant that she will not be able to forget the dirk and or have to use it

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she saw a person that blew out the candle and she saw a carving of a face

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i think cranick was in the brig and blew out the candle then hid and put out the carving to scare/confuse her                                                              and i think cranick did the carving

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I think it was both. The carving was placed there specifically so it wouldn't fall down to the area of the brig, and, although there were small winds, the candle hadn't flickered out from the small blows. Charlotte may not recognize who put the candle out (Chapter 6 end), but only a small glimpse wouldn't be enough to make any distinct comparison to a crew member. Maybe Mr. Keetch was jealous of Charlotte for how she was being treated (Glanced back) and ordered one of the other crew members to do that. (They were probably loathing her for making them seem inferior when Captain Jaggery escorted her out.) Or, it might have been the one man that she saw when she was being brought on the ship by Mr. Grummage. The man who climbed on the ship and Charlotte noticed his form up in the sails and net. We've seen nothing about him, nor found any hints as to whom he is. Maybe that man causes other problems around the ship. That might be what the last sentence of chapter 7 means. Charlotte was hoping to not have to use the dirk and keep it to please Zachariah and Captain Jaggery. That seems to hint her plans shall not move accordingly. Also, Jaggery might have put the sails down to catch a wind that was not yet there. He does have a reputation as a Captain that has quick voyages.

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the sixth chapter ends by the candle being put out

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-Explain what the last sentence in the chapter might mean?
-Your thoughts: Did she see a person who blew out the candle or it was a carving of a face and candle blew out for other reasons?

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-What may the crew have been thinking when Jaggery escorded Charlotte on deck?
-Mr. Keetch kept glancing at Charlotte after Jaggery's command to raise the sails. Why do you think?
-Why do you think Jaggery commanded the sails to be put up although there was no wind to speak of?
-How does chapter 6 end?