He told her the tale of two cities written by Charles Dickens.

He told her about the time when almost fell overboard.

He told her about Captain Jaggery's kind and considerate nature.

He told her about Captain Jaggery's anger and violent nature towards a sailor.

He wants her to spy on the crew.

He knows her father is a boss within his company.

Charlotte reminds him of his own daughter.

They both love tea and the finer things of life.

She found a round robin.

She was frightened by a carved head sticking out from the hold area.

She discovered games and journals from other children.

She never made it to her trunk.

A smaller version of the men's sailor outfit.

A quilt for her bed.

A painting of her looking at a sunset.

A poem about the sea.

A pistol and red robin.

A sword and round robin.

A pistol and round robin.

A sword and dirk.

A ship's bathroom

A type of small bridge

A type of British tea kettle

A ship's jail

Main mast

Galley

Top gallant

Steerage

There is no wind to move the ship.

There is very little food.

The crew wants to take over the ship from the captain.

The captain wants a brand new crew.

Behind his daughter's picture.

Underneath the forecastle deck.

Behind his chess board.

Underneath his bed.

Mr. Grummage

Her grandfather.

Her mother.

Her own father.