Who Robert Grant is
Robert Grant is about twelve, curious about the world and eager to prove himself. His father has been missing for two years, but Robert and Mary still believe he is alive. After reading about the message in a bottle, they visit Lord Edward Glenarvan to learn what hope it offers.
What Robert Grant wants
Robert wants to find his father, and Glenarvan welcomes both children aboard the Duncan for the search. The voyage gives his courage room to grow, though he still needs protection from the dangers around him. In the Andes, a condor carries him away, bringing his companions a moment of terror before his rescue.
Robert Grant and the others in the story
John Mangles teaches him the sailor's trade, helping his curiosity develop into practical skill.
Pytania
Who is Robert Grant?
Robert is the brave young son of the missing Captain Grant and Mary's younger brother.
Why does Robert Grant join the voyage?
He joins to search for his father after a damaged message offers hope that the captain has survived a shipwreck.
How does Robert Grant change during the journey?
Robert gains skill and confidence as he learns from his companions and shows courage through repeated dangers.
