Question

4. What did the narrator do to take charge of Hispaniola?​

Answer 1

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• Because they are far from land, there is no escaping from it or the dangerous pirates who come to command it. And, as the other answer addresses, the ship becomes a symbol of hope when the characters are rescued by it. Taken altogether, the Hispaniola is a symbol of adventure and all that comes with it.