this is an adventure story, but we can learn some lessons from the events and characters in the plot. choose one lesson and explain with examples from the story
This includes a thematic component to your question. Certainly, the protagonist Jim Hawkins shows a sense of moral traits that is important to his character and the book. Jim is truthful, resilient, and sympathetic. Jim learns when to trust people like Long John Silver and when not to. Characters like Silver do have some redeeming traits even though they are an antagonist. Jim certainly learns the extent that man will go for greed including giving their own life. Jim also learns to trust people wisely.
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