What is the climax of the book The Cay?

Answer 1

Timothy dies in a hurricane that sweeps through their island, and Phillip buries him. A couple weeks (or days cant remember) later Phillip hears a plane so he sets their pile of "emergency" sticks on fire. The plane sees them and radios in on a ship. The ship goes to the island and rescues Phillip and stew cat. Phillip is reunited with his family and after a couple of surgeries gains his sight again. And then it basically ends with him saying that he hopes to go on a cruise one day around the cay to try to find the island he buried timothy in, and say to his grave, "Dis b'dat outrageous cay, eh, Timothy?'

Answer 2

The climax of "The Cay" by Theodore Taylor is when a violent storm hits the island where the main characters, Phillip and Timothy, are stranded, leading to a life-changing event that tests their survival skills and deepens their bond. This moment is a turning point in the story, where the characters face their greatest challenge yet.

Answer 3

a storm comes upon the island. phillip and timothy are greatful that they have an over flowing supply of safe drinking water. phillip and timothy tell each other about them selves. they become friends, and timothy starts calling phillip by his proper name instead of; 'young bahss'.

Answer 4

dosent matter what color your skin is.................

Answer 5

the black man kills the cat and feeds it to the blind child and himself

Answer 6

The falling action is when they tried to survive