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No I don't agree with the protagonist decision as it is provoking bloodshed and destruction of many lives.

2024-03-09 07:30:51 UTC

Mahreen khawaja

2024-03-09 07:33:02 UTC

I disagree with the protagonist's decision as it has the potential to negatively impact their life. It may lead to detrimental consequences and should be reconsidered. The decision lacks foresight and may result in long-term consequences that could be avoided with better judgment

No, i don't agree with the protagonist decision as it somehow encourages or seconds blood shedding/violence.

2024-03-09 07:33:05 UTC

Treasure Island

2024-03-09 07:33:10 UTC

No, as Jim has been there very first time on such a challenging journey, it would be quite earlier to take such decision.

Treasure Island

2024-03-09 07:33:14 UTC

I agree with this statement because it would be better to murder them rather than having to confront them again and over. Once a problem solved might be the solution.

2024-03-09 07:33:27 UTC

Jim Hawkins' decision to leave his people to confront the pirates is debatable. While it shows bravery and a sense of responsibility, it could also be seen as reckless and selfish. Other options like seeking help or negotiating might have had different outcomes, but the consequences of his chosen path were potentially severe, including risking harm to his companions and straining relationships

2024-03-09 07:33:42 UTC

Yes, I agree. His people were in trouble because of these pirates so killing them could give relieve to him and his prople. He could have tried to take Hispaniola along and get his people away from this place which could have helped him to be safe and sound..

2024-03-09 07:33:44 UTC

No i don't bcz to kill someone or to be murderer is not acceptable, he could take out some other step to overcome the problem logically

No I don't because most of the time it is not necessarily important to take revenge just like the protagonist did by leaving his people and going after the pirate to murder them.

2024-03-09 07:33:48 UTC

No, I don't second protagonist thought as he is imposing the violence in the story. Rather, he can negotiate with them.

2024-03-09 07:34:05 UTC

Sabeen

2024-03-09 07:34:27 UTC

I don't agree with Jim Hawkins' decision to leave his people on the island to go after the pirates and potentially murder them. While seeking justice is important, abandoning one's responsibilities and putting others at risk is not a justifiable course of action. This decision could lead to negative consequences for the people left behind, and the act of murder goes against moral principles.

Answer 2: Jim Hawkins could have made other choices in this situation. Instead of leaving the island and endangering his people, he could have tried to gather support or seek help from nearby allies. Alternatively, he could have devised a plan to confront the pirates without putting others at risk. Choosing a diplomatic approach or finding a non-violent resolution might have been more ethical and effective.

Answer 3: The consequences of Jim Hawkins' decision to leave the island might include the vulnerability of his people to potential harm, as well as strained relationships with those he abandoned. If he had chosen a different path, the consequences could have been more positive, fostering unity among the island's inhabitants and leading to a more strategic and ethical resolution to the pirate threat.

Bushra Mustafeez

bushramustafeez — 2024-03-09 07:34:50 UTC

I agree with Jim 's decision because taking charge over the hispaniola and killing the mutineers one by one by not providing them food supplies ,gun powder can eventually give help the crew members to fight against them.