Submit your character analysis of Long John Silver; be sure to use textual evidence to support your understanding of his character.
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Long John Silver is the book's most powerful and developed character, one whose motivation is believable but not unambiguous and whose complexity makes Treasure Island a true work of genius. Silver is much more than a type; he is a genuine individual, attractive and repellent by turns, frightening at times and at other times nearly sympathetic, always compelling.
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Long John Silver is a very complex and self-contradictory character. He is cunning and mendacious, hiding his true intentions from Squire Trelawney while posing as the ship's genial cook. He is very disloyal, shifting sides so frequently that we cannot be sure of his true affiliations.
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