What did the narrator think of on landing at ile amsterdam why?
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The narrator felt very happy for landing on the island because he lost all his hope of becaming alive in the ocean and when he got to know that he find the ale Amsterdam island . there was a new hope in the eyes of the narrator and his child's. also say him the best dad in the world..
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He thought of his companions.
- Larry and Herb had remained cheerful and optimistic under the most serious tension.
- His wife Mary had stayed at the wheel during the crucial hours.
- His daughter Suzanne did not bother him about her head injury.
- His son Jonathan was not afraid to die.
- The narrator was relieved to see the shape of Ile Amsterdam when he ran onto the deck. It was a French installation.
- It was described as "a black bit of volcanic rock." Despite the lack of flora, it appeared to be 'the most beautiful island on the planet.' For the night, they anchored off the coast.
- The next morning, the island's 28 residents cheered them on and assisted them in getting ashore.
Hence, He thought of his companions.
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