Jasper Milton decided to skin the boar right by the sea because he was worried that the smell of blood would attract more wild animals.
Stella Grace moved a lot of stones and stacked them together. This could help to block the sea breeze so that they could build a fire. It could also serve as a makeshift stove.
Due to the rain last night, most of the dead trees and leaves were not fully dried.
She took a few and laid them out on the sand to bask in the sun.
Jasper was afraid that she would get sunburnt, so he gave the umbrella to her and made a tool that could be used to make a fire.
In order to start a fire, Stella had to drill two holes in the wood and plug the rope that she had made into it. According to the principle of rotation, as long as Stella kept pulling the rope, the wood would spin quickly.
This method was faster than rubbing her hands together, and it was also energy-saving.
