In Chapter 4 of the book The Devil’s Teeth by Susan Casey, tell tales of her official venture to the Farallon island where she was granted a pass by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife’s manager. Throughout the chapter, Casey shares her great experience with her travel to the island and its’ inevitable weather and crucial transport from the boat to shore. Casey conveys her knowledge about the different kinds of birds and other creatures on the island. And her daunting experience with ghost-like and mysterious noises she hears for spending time on the island. In “Chapter 4” Casey’s goals are to convey her escapades experience traveling to the Farallon Island and to show her readers of what is it like to spend time in the Farallon. In the beginning of Chapter 4, Susan Casey has admired the outlook and feature of the boat named Kingfish. The owner of the Kingfish was introduced: Tony Badger “…the skipper, tall, silver-haired, and natty in black beret…” and her “…petite and brunette (99)” wife Margaret. Casey ought to
…show more content…
She even found an entry where Ron Elliott fighting off a shark. She gets to sleep in the “large bedroom down the hall from Jane Fonda… (110).” Scot and Peter later informed her that the place is haunted and some certain places on the island too. The ghost stories seem like they were adding some mystery to the island. Or, they just want Casey to know what exactly happened or some historical background. Maybe they’re just trying to scare her. The Farallon Island is also known for having tens and thousands of different kinds of birds. Several pathways in the island are restricted due to bird nesting places and their chicks are all over the crevices. Casey focuses more on the birds’ behavior in the island which she wants to fulfill her task on writing about birds mating habits as the Great White research was
She even found an entry where Ron Elliott fighting off a shark. She gets to sleep in the “large bedroom down the hall from Jane Fonda… (110).” Scot and Peter later informed her that the place is haunted and some certain places on the island too. The ghost stories seem like they were adding some mystery to the island. Or, they just want Casey to know what exactly happened or some historical background. Maybe they’re just trying to scare her. The Farallon Island is also known for having tens and thousands of different kinds of birds. Several pathways in the island are restricted due to bird nesting places and their chicks are all over the crevices. Casey focuses more on the birds’ behavior in the island which she wants to fulfill her task on writing about birds mating habits as the Great White research was