This work's main character sees two lights described as "the furniture of the world" shortly after one character asks another
This work's main character sees two lights described as "the furniture of the world" shortly after one character asks another what kind of pie he likes best. In its sixth section, one of its characters remembers lines about a dying Legionnaire in Algiers from Caroline Norton's "Bingen on the Rhine." Repeated refrains in this work include the line "Funny they don't see us!" and a plea to "seven mad gods," and it begins with the line "None of them knew the color of the sky." The oiler Billie drowns in this story, although the captain, the cook, and the correspondent all survive. Based on its author's experiences after the sinking of the Commodore, for 10 points, name this short story about a shipwreck by Stephen Crane.
This work's main character sees two lights described as "the furniture of the world" shortly after one character asks another what kind of pie he likes best.
"The Open Boat"