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So far the important characters in the book are Charlotte(main character/13 year old girl/used to royalty/somewhat guilty), Captain Jaggery(In charge/cruel/scared face), the crew, Mr.Hollybrass(First mate/Dead), and Zachariah(Old black man/whipped harshly on back/is still alive). In the beginning of the novel, Charlotte is supposed to travel back home from school with two other families but they cancel their trip so she goes aboard a ship with a captain and a crew. When Charlotte gets on the ship she is nervous and uncomfortable. On one of the first days, a man named Zachariah comes, introduces himself, tells her about him and the rest of the people on the ship, and gives her a dirk and says “You might need this” meaning to protect yourself

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