The polar evil spirits cover many common elements of ocean voyages, including groundbreaking, mutiny, and the loneliness of wandering at sea for a long time. One of the hidden dangers of sailing is mutiny. A group of men with strong vigor, who have been in an isolated and closed environment for a long time, can't vent their emotional depression, and they will ignite with some incitement. Therefore, although managers must maintain their authority, they must be forgiving and forgiving, and things cannot be done too much. Lu Rongyu is a bloody example.
Key positions must use their own people. In the play, Crozier made Jopson the captain, saying that he did a good job on this trip. To be honest, I didn't see it, but in times of crisis, it's right to use a personal servant that he can trust, like the person who guards the arsenal. You have to be someone you can trust.
Goodsir was curious about Eskimo culture, even had a crush on it. There are several compulsory courses in anthropology in college. In the class, the teacher tells the story of them going deep into the mountains and jungles and eating and living with ethnic minorities. The technical term is called fields. I am not very interested, I personally think that such primitive and backward cultures are not too attractive. The only place worth studying is to find out from them the barbaric ignorance of our past. This kind of contempt is about the same as the white people treat the Indians and Eskimos. . It is true that people change. I visited the Northwest China last year, listened to the Sanskrit version of all living things in Sa Dingding, saw the terrifying Buddhist murals in the Taer Temple, recalled the strange legend of Tulpa, immersed in the mysterious Tibetan culture, kept Wikipedia, and wanted to know more More.
Jopson saw the army leave, had visions, saw his captain, dressed in furious horses, sitting at the feast, Jopson called him hard, and crawled to him with difficulty, but he was unmoved. Jopson must have thought he had been abandoned by the captain he was loyal to, and it was painful to die like this.
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