THE TREASURE MAP

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cast of characters and locations in the original Treasure Island novel

 

 

This is the map drawn by Captain Joseph Flint of Skeleton Island, in the Caribbean Sea.  An old buccaneer named, Billy Bones,  carried this map in his wooden chest until he was given the Black Spot by his former pirate confederates at the Admiral Benbow. Jim Hawkins finds the map when looking for money owed to his mother, as inn keeper.

 


 

Abraham Gray - Ships carpenter

Ben Gunn - Marooned pirate

Billy Bones - Former mate of Captain Flint

Black Dog - Pirate

Blind Pew - Pirate

Captain Alexander Smollett - Hispaniola captain

Captain Joseph Flint - Deceased pirate, owner of buried treasure chest and map

Dick Johnson - Is a young pirate with a Bible

Doctor David Livesey - Medical man and magistrate

George Merry - A mutinous pirate

Hispaniola - The sailing ship hired for the adventure

Jim Hawkins - Cabin boy

Job Anderson - Ship's boatswain

John Hunter - Squire Trelawney's manservant

Israel Hands - Ship's coxwain, mate of Captain Flint

Long John Silver

Richard Joyce - Valet to Squire Trelawney

Squire John Trelawney

Tom Morgan - Pirate friend of Captain Flint

Tom Redruth - Gamekeeper

 

 

 

Treasure Island was written by Robert Louis Stevenson, becoming an instant hit, popular with children and adults, the subject of many films and graphic novels.

We enjoyed the story so much, we decided to add another chapter in 2022, soon to be shared with other fans of pirates and daring do, brought into the modern age by John Storm and his trusty ship: Elizabeth Swann

 

 

 

 The Adventures of John Storm - Kulo Luna the $Billion Dollar Whale        Queen Cleopatra last Paraoh of Egypt - The Mummy        

 

 

STUDIO/AGENTS: A draft script for Kulo-Luna is available on request. Cleopatra The Mummy is currently under development

 

 

 
 

 

  TREASURE ISLAND - THE ADVENTURES OF JOHN STORM & THE ELIZABETH SWANN

 

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