As the narrator of Treasure Island and the instigator of its most important plot twists Jim is, clearly the central character. In the novel. Probably around twelve or thirteen, years old he is the quiet and obedient son of the owner of an inn near. Bristol England. As, events unfold throughout the novel Jim ', s character changes dramatically showing increasing cleverness,,, ,, courage maturityAnd perspective. In the first chapters Jim is, an easily frightened boy who is closely associated with his home and, family. Scared by the crusty old, seaman Pew Jim runs to his mother for protection. After his father dies and he embarks on the. Adventure Jim starts, to think for himself and shows increasing initiative. Jim makes repeated mistakes but he, learns from. Them.Which signals that he is maturing. He grows up quickly during this trip starting as, the cabin boy but eventually naming. Himself the new captain after he reclaims the ship from the pirates. Although he is courageous Jim ', s impetuous individualism. Reminds us that he is still a youth.His tendency to act on his whims and his growing self-awareness also shows that he is caught between two worlds - between. Childhood and adulthood and between, the lawful rational world, and the lawless pirate world. Jim 's story is therefore not. Merely a fanciful adventure tale but also a narrative about growing up.
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