3. Here are Robinson Crusoe and the captain talking about the mutineers. Put their conversation in the right order, and write in the speakers' names. Crusoe speaks first (3).

1__'Leave them here. My island can be their prison.'
2 __ 'That's true, you have. But how will they live?'
3 __ 'What will you do with the mutineers, captain?' Crusoe
4 __ 'They won't escape easily, captain. Remember I've been here for twenty-seven years.'
5 __ 'I know that. But it's hard to kill so many men.'
6 __ 'They can have my three houses, my cornfields, my goats, and all my tools. Their life will be easy.'
7 __ 'I agree with you, my friend. But what can I do?'
8 __ 'But they'll escape from it and go free!'
9 __ 'Yes, it will. Ah, you're a kind man, Mr Crusoe.'
10 __ 'I'll have to shoot them, Mr Crusoe. All mutineers must die, you know.'

 A Person Who has had Influence on my Life There¶s always a time in one¶s life, when a hero comes along. Somebody who has inspiredyou, and helped you learn what life is about.I remember it as if it was yesterday, surprisingly, as my state of mind on that cold December night can be described only of numbness and confusion. It was around eight o¶clock p.m.when my mother received a phone call from her brother-in-law, who told her that her sister had just recently been admitted into the hospital after experiencing difficulty breathing andchest pain. When my aunt was diagnosed with coronary artery disease, my family becameworried. A physician had informed us that my aunt would need a Coronary Artery BypassGrafting and she needed surgery immediately.While my aunt spent her time in the hospital with special care, my cousin Mark, who ismentally disabled, spent time with our family. Mark was seventeen at the time, two yearsolder than I was, and had been born with severe mental disorders, which created a widerange of social and physical obstacles for him throughout every day life. He never had anytrue friends because no one could relate to him, and because he was so different fromeveryone else. I must admit that first I was filled with a great deal of uncertainty as to howmuch of a burden my cousin would bring on my family, and looking back it saddens me to seethe ignorance I once displayed. I had passed judgement on him, and proceeded to assumethat the time I was about to be forced to spend with him was bound to seem like an eternity

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