Victor Diary Entry
My darling sister.
Me and my crew on the boat are alive and well; most importantly, I am. My spirits are still high; my men are still daring and full of purpose. Sheets of ice still passing, indicating the dangers we still have ahead, have not stopped us from doing what we all have to do on this trip. From going to high altitudes to even higher, the cold has not yet fazed us. As you may have figured out from reading, I've decided to continue on my voyage to find the passage to the North Pole. Victor’s relentless pursuit of knowledge and achievement has pushed me to keep going on my mission.
I will continue to write to you on my journey to say that I am safe and well. I was hesitant that I would return to my homeland after witnessing Mr. Victor's …show more content…
Once I arrive at my destination, I am to discover new territories and new scientific discoveries that no man has ever seen with their own eyes. I envision this expedition as a way to bring fame to my name. To inform and contribute to humanity’s understanding of the natural …show more content…
Oy, mate, I wouldn't continue that way if I were you. My name is Edward. I am a naysayer. Me and my crew were on our way to finding scientific discoveries no one on this planet has discovered before up north. Where are you headed to?”
I couldn’t let him know that we were on our way to seeking the same results.
“My name is Walton, and me and my members are heading up north and then making our way around the world, traveling and exploring other homelands.”
“Ahh, okay. A couple of miles up, I lost all of my crew members to some bad weather and ice. I'm staying right here until my other men come through here who started the voyage a little later.”
“I'm sorry to hear that. You stay safe, and I wish you luck on your journey.”
“Thank you, Walon, sir.”
We lifted out sales and set back on our journey. I didn't trust what was going on whatsoever. If the weather and icelands were bad a couple miles up, it would start to make its way down south towards us. For Mr. Edwards to be the caption and be the only one to survive out of all members is not right. I made sure my men had their eyes peeled for any uncertain or in-question sighting. Further up north, one of my crew members spotted
Me and my crew on the boat are alive and well; most importantly, I am. My spirits are still high; my men are still daring and full of purpose. Sheets of ice still passing, indicating the dangers we still have ahead, have not stopped us from doing what we all have to do on this trip. From going to high altitudes to even higher, the cold has not yet fazed us. As you may have figured out from reading, I've decided to continue on my voyage to find the passage to the North Pole. Victor’s relentless pursuit of knowledge and achievement has pushed me to keep going on my mission.
I will continue to write to you on my journey to say that I am safe and well. I was hesitant that I would return to my homeland after witnessing Mr. Victor's …show more content…
Once I arrive at my destination, I am to discover new territories and new scientific discoveries that no man has ever seen with their own eyes. I envision this expedition as a way to bring fame to my name. To inform and contribute to humanity’s understanding of the natural …show more content…
Oy, mate, I wouldn't continue that way if I were you. My name is Edward. I am a naysayer. Me and my crew were on our way to finding scientific discoveries no one on this planet has discovered before up north. Where are you headed to?”
I couldn’t let him know that we were on our way to seeking the same results.
“My name is Walton, and me and my members are heading up north and then making our way around the world, traveling and exploring other homelands.”
“Ahh, okay. A couple of miles up, I lost all of my crew members to some bad weather and ice. I'm staying right here until my other men come through here who started the voyage a little later.”
“I'm sorry to hear that. You stay safe, and I wish you luck on your journey.”
“Thank you, Walon, sir.”
We lifted out sales and set back on our journey. I didn't trust what was going on whatsoever. If the weather and icelands were bad a couple miles up, it would start to make its way down south towards us. For Mr. Edwards to be the caption and be the only one to survive out of all members is not right. I made sure my men had their eyes peeled for any uncertain or in-question sighting. Further up north, one of my crew members spotted