Treasure Island

Several characters die throughout the story, including deaths from illness, combat, and execution-style violence.

Injuries and blood are mentioned or implied during combat sequences, but descriptions are not gratuitously graphic.

Includes period-appropriate rough language, insults, and coarse dialogue from pirate characters.

Brief, incidental mentions of superstition or traditional religious oaths common to the era.

The atmosphere is tense, with scenes involving threatening pirates, potential betrayal, and ghostly fears regarding the buried treasure.

Heavy consumption of rum and alcohol is a constant element of pirate life depicted in the book.

Frequent sword fights, shootings, and skirmishes between pirates and loyalists result in multiple deaths.