What "saves" the correspondent, cook, and captain in the end? (Why do they survive but not the

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in the end he survives by clinging to the overturned boat as it is washed into shallow water by the surf. Even then, he waves away a rescuer and points to the correspondent, indicating that he should be helped ashore first. The cook is described as fat and untidily dressed.

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