Treasure Island

Captain Alexander Smollett from Treasure Island is an experienced, strict, and straightforward sailor with a nasty temperament who values ​​discipline above all else. He is laconic, truthful, decisive in battle, and takes his duty seriously. Outwardly, he is a stern man with a sharp gaze.
Captain Smollett's character:
Discipline: Smollett is a professional who demands precise execution of orders. He is skeptical of sailing due to the unreliability of the crew and the lack of secrecy.
Straightforwardness and honesty: He likes to tell the truth, which makes him seem rude. He answers questions dryly and doesn't waste words.
Courage and determination: In a critical situation on the island, he proves himself to be a skilled leader and fighter.
Professionalism: Possesses combat and tactical skills that help the crew survive.
Appearance:
In the literary original, he is described as a man with a sharp gaze who seems perpetually dissatisfied with what is happening on board.
In the 1988 Soviet cartoon (where the character has a dossier), his appearance matches the type of a stern, elderly, but fit sailor.
The captain is a complete contrast to John Silver: if Silver is a "lying talker", then Smollett is a "dry truth-teller".

Long John Silver from Treasure Island is a charismatic yet wily antagonist, combining the roles of a caring cook and a ruthless pirate leader. He is a tall, strong man with a pale face, one leg, and a crutch, distinguished by his intelligence, manipulativeness, and surprising dexterity.
John Silver's character:
Duplicity and theatrics: He is able to gain trust by feigning friendliness, especially with Jim Hawkins, while hiding his predatory intentions.
A smart and charismatic leader: A skilled strategist, he is respected among the pirates for his strength, intelligence, and fearlessness.
Greed and Cruelty: Despite his sociable nature, he is a cold-blooded killer who is hungry for Flint's gold.
Adaptability: Able to adapt to any conditions - from an innkeeper to a pirate captain.
Mixed Feelings: Shows almost paternal care towards Jim, while simultaneously using him.
John Silver's appearance:
A colorful cripple: A one-legged pirate (his left leg is cut off at the thigh), who moves with incredible speed on a crutch.
Physical characteristics: Tall, very strong man.
Face: "The size of a ham", simple, pale, but intelligent and smiling.
Parrot: There is usually a parrot perched on the shoulder that shouts pirate phrases (in the book, it is Captain Flint).
Silver is one of the most complexly developed characters, combining "crippled strength and authority," as author Stevenson described him.

Squire John Trelawney from Treasure Island is a tall (over six feet), gruff-looking nobleman with a weathered face, good-natured but incredibly talkative and naive. He generously finances the expedition, but through incompetence, he nearly destroys the crew by trusting pirates, while remaining a skilled marksman and courageous in battle.
Character and behavior:
Naive and talkative: Trelawney is the polar opposite of the secretive Silver. He's incapable of keeping secrets and blurts out the purpose of the voyage, allowing the pirates to discover the map.
Kind and Generous: He is noble, takes care of Jim Hawkins, takes Dr. Livesey with him, and pays his servants.
Hot-tempered but brave: Easily angered, but in battle on the island he proves himself to be a fearless and excellent marksman.
Impractical Aristocrat: Initially claims leadership, but quickly cedes command to Captain Smollett, admitting his incompetence in naval affairs.
Appearance:
Height: Very tall, over six feet (about 183 cm and up).
Face: Sharp, rough, with features characteristic of a person who has traveled a lot.
Skin: Reddened, sunburned and wrinkled.
Style: Dressed as a wealthy landowner, a typical 18th century squire.
Adaptations (such as the 1988 cartoon) often dumb down his character, emphasizing his gluttony, cowardice, and stupidity, but in Stevenson's original novel, he is a passionate and courageous, if somewhat goofy, gentleman.

Jim Hawkins from Treasure Island is a brave, resourceful, and responsible teenager who combines childish naivety with the determination of an adult. As an early adult, he displays courage, honesty, and prudence, skillfully uncovering pirates' plans. He is physically agile, agile, and quick-witted, allowing him to survive dangerous situations.
Jim Hawkins' character:
Courage and resourcefulness: Not afraid of danger, acts decisively (found a map, took the ship away), but at the same time knows how to think before acting.
Kindness and empathy: Despite the severity of the pirates, he retains his humanity.
Responsibility: The son of an innkeeper, who began working early, is reliable and devoted to his friends.
Resourceful: Quickly navigates difficult situations, spies on pirates.
Moral purity: Embodies the image of an honest hero who opposes evil, which emphasizes his role as a “bright” character.
Appearance and features:
Age: Teenager (in some adaptations around 17 years old).
Build: Athletic, agile, fast, capable of hand-to-hand combat.
Appearance: Most often described as an ordinary boy, but in extreme situations, he wields a weapon (pistols) and has a determined gaze. In the Soviet cartoon, he is depicted as energetic, with lively eyes.

Dr. Livesey from the animated film "Treasure Island" (1988) is a charismatic, cheerful, and fearless character, distinguished by his toothy smile, infectious laugh, and elegant appearance. He is an optimist, a proponent of a healthy lifestyle, a skilled swordsman, and a doctor. Dressed in a light-colored frock coat, hat, and wig, he is always energetic.
Dr. Livesey's character:
Cheerful and optimistic: He is always laughing, maintaining a cheerful spirit even in dangerous situations, which has become his calling card.
Brave and decisive: Not afraid of pirates, acts straightforwardly and confidently.
Healthy Lifestyle Adherent: Often mentions the benefits of a healthy lifestyle, popularizing it, although in the original book the character smoked a pipe.
Professional and Humanitarian: As a doctor, he follows the Hippocratic Oath, providing assistance even to pirate enemies.
Smart and diplomatic: Knows how to find a way out of difficult situations, helping Jim Hawkins.
Dr. Livesey's appearance (cartoon):
Clothes: Elegant white wig, light frock coat, black tie, white trousers.
Face: Wide smile, black eyes, pleasant features that always express optimism.
Image: Looks like a gentleman, judge and doctor all rolled into one, with a brisk gait.