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No, the devilfish in "Island of the Blue Dolphins" is not an octopus. It refers to a large manta ray that the main character encounters and hunts in the book.
In "Island of the Blue Dolphins," "pah-say-no" refers to the devilfish, or octopus, that Karana encounters in the tide pools. It is a term used by the character Karana to describe this sea creature.
A squid is not a devilfish. In Island of the Blue Dolphins by Scott O'Dell it says Rontu watches the devilfish's black cloud. ( ink ).
The devilfish is clearly a squid because squid don't stay close to the bottom of the ocean or sea like octopi. In the book it says "Arms are as long as a man and could easily wrap around you." Squids wrap around ships and their prey. Squids are quicker than octopi and in the book it said "very quickly the devilfish left the black cloud of liquid." Squid have more tentacles than octopi and their eyes bulge out like it says in the book. Last, the head of an squid is smaller than and octopus head. In the book it stated "It had a small head." So the devilfish in the Island of The Blue Dolphin is a SQUID!
In the book "Island of the Blue Dolphins" by Scott O'Dell, it is actually Karana (also known as Won-a-pa-lei) who catches and kills the devilfish, not Cornia. Karana is the main character in the story, and it is her struggle for survival and her experiences living alone on an island that the book follows.
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The island in Island of the Blue Dolphins is shaped like a dolphin.
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