Patrick OBrianYou do not mean there is danger of peace?", cried Jack.
About This Quote
This quote, from the book "Treasure Island," shows the love and concern of both characters for one another. When Jack says, “You do not mean there is danger of peace?", he is concerned that the two might be separated and that he may never see his friend again. He wants to know if there is anything that will keep them from being together. When he hears, "there is danger of peace," Jack has immediately fallen in love with his friend and wants to go back with him regardless of what situation they are in.
Source: Desolation Island
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