Thorne's Desert Island Notes

1842, South Pacific. Nick, the chief carpenter of the Royal Navy, was shipwrecked and stranded on an unnamed desert island. In this corner forgotten by God, Nick not only had to face the challenge of survival, but also gained two "family members" with very different personalities: "Old Jack", a loyal, honest and powerful Newfoundland dog; And a white-capped black gull he named "Jill." Regarding Jill, Nick wrote in his notes: "I named it Gil, after the hero in the epic who wanted to return home after ten years of wandering. I hope it can inspire my fighting spirit to return home. But it turns out the bird is a complete liar. Not only does it not want to go home, but it treats my shoulder as its personal throne. Its daily job is to wake me up, snatch away my dried fish, and laugh at my hairstyle. " This is a desert island record about building and healing.