end he was alone with his enemies, hoping that
             they would not leave him stranded on the island with only a few of his old mates the mutineers,
             which by now would of killed him with the first chance they got, and they would of left him there
             if not they felt they owed him something for protecting the life of Jim Hawkins, the young boy
             that he had taken quite a liking to and on the island and during the sail to the island, from the
             mutineers. And if he hadn't saved Jim's life he most likely would of been brought back to Bristol
             in England where he would of stood trial and would of most certainly hung for is crimes against
             Captain Smollett and the rest of the crew. Even though he did save Jim they still would of put him
             on trial, but say a few things in his own defense.
             Secondly, being that Long John Silver had no intention have standing trail during the way
             back they stop to get supplies for the rest of the way home to England. Later they find out as
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