Each and everyone of them has a general idea as to where their location.
             The fact that they are close enough to land to see the lighthouse but not able to make it to
             land was terribly frustrating. The sailors and the captain can at one point see, "many little
             black cottages and a tall white windmill" (Hagemann 157). For the sailors to see all these
             objects and only the waves preventing them from making it to land must have been greatly
             dissapointing. Not only is realism an importamt aspect in, "The Open Boat," but so is the
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