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Captain Blood: His Odyssey Study Guide

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by Rafael Sabatini
About 5 pages (1,541 words)
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Sabatini created two succeeding volumes of Captain Blood stories: Captain Blood Returns (also called The Chronicles of Captain Blood) in 1931 and The Fortunes of Captain Blood in 1936.

On the one hand it can be argued that they represent a failure of creative power. But several of the stories were actually written at about the same time as Captain Blood. For instance, "Blood Money," collected in Captain Blood Returns (1931), was originally published in 1921. The reason Sabatini wrote more adventures for his pirate friend was that Sabatini loved Peter Blood, and he thoroughly enjoyed his company.

In one of the convoluted twists and turns of the plot of Captain Blood, Sabatini has the gentleman-pirate say, "I am considering it — the profit that a man may find in the ignorance of others.".....

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Captain Blood: His Odyssey from Beacham's Encyclopedia of Popular Fiction and Beacham's Guide to Literature for Young Adults. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.



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