OK here is what I think. THe captain was stranded on a deserted island with his crew(maybe it was Gilligan). All the had to eat was some sort of birds that were native to the island. While stranded some of the crewman died as a direct result from the captains actions(maybe he built a raft out of the dead bodies). When he gets home he eats at the resteraunt. THe sea gull tastes like the bird he ate while stranded. This reminds him of his plight and how he lost his friends. THat in turn drove him to off himself. CK
IS the relationship between the Capt. and dead crewman(men) significant to the answer? Is how the captain survived the ordeal important? Is how the captain got off the island important?
Was the crewman an immediate family member of the capt.? A son? A daughter? Did the captain use the body of the crewman as food? To attract food?
Okay, I'll solve Pat. The Captain ate so much seagull when stranded on the island that he swore upon being rescued that he would kill himself the next time he ate it. He wanted to kill himself, so he ordered seagull.
was the captain around seagulls while he was stranded? Yes does the captain like the utah jazz? No The Captain ate so much seagull when stranded on the island that he swore upon being rescued that he would kill himself the next time he ate it. No He wanted to kill himself, so he ordered seagull. No Was the crewman an immediate family member of the capt.? No A son? No A daughter? No Did the captain use the body of the crewman as food? Yes To attract food? No You guys are getting warmer !!!
did the taste of the food he ate at the resteraunt remind him of the taste of the crewman he had to eat to survive? Are you and I the only two people in the world that sit at work and do absolutely nothing?
Oh boy, this is FUN! Did the Captain use the body(ies) of his crewmen to lure seagulls, which he used as food? Did the seagull he ate remind the Captain that he also ate his crewmen?
Oh boy, this is FUN! Did the Captain use the body(ies) of his crewmen to lure seagulls, which he used as food? No Did the seagull he ate remind the Captain that he also ate his crewmen? Yes is seagull a bird? Yes is seagull a person? No did the taste of the food he ate at the resteraunt remind him of the taste of the crewman he had to eat to survive? Yes Are you and I the only two people in the world that sit at work and do absolutely nothing? No, I own the company, my employees are all hard at work.
The crewman ate seagulls. The captain ate the crewman, and thus also tasted the seagull when he was eating them. When the captain ate the seagull it reminded him of eating his men, so he killed himself.
how about this. THe captain had to eat his dead crewman to survive. When he returned home he ate the seagull. It tasted like his crew and that threw him into a state of great grief. thus he felt responsible for the deaths of his crew and proceeded to join them in the afterlife. CK
This is what we have so far: Did the taste of seagull remind him of something? Yes Does his occupation as a sea captain have any relevance to the reason? Yes Does the location of the restauarant on the west coast have any relevance to the reason? Yes Does the taste of seagull remind him of a past situation? Yes Is the memory of a time when he was stranded on an island? Yes Did the taste remind him of something he ate while he was stranded? Yes Did someone die while the capt. was stranded on the island? Yes If so Was it a crewman? Yes Is the West Coast the US's west coast? Yes IS the relationship between the Capt. and dead crewman(men) significant to the answer? Yes Is how the captain survived the ordeal important? Yes was the captain around seagulls while he was stranded? Yes Did the captain use the body of the crewman as food? Yes Now for my question... Do his actions have to do with a promise that he made? If yes, was the promise to the crew?
This is what we have so far: Do his actions have to do with a promise that he made? No THe captain had to eat his dead crewman to survive. When he returned home he ate the seagull. It tasted like his crew and that threw him into a state of great grief. thus he felt responsible for the deaths of his crew and proceeded to join them in the afterlife. No DCkid The crewman ate seagulls. The captain ate the crewman, and thus also tasted the seagull when he was eating them. When the captain ate the seagull it reminded him of eating his men, so he killed himself. No
