The Treasure in the Forest H.G. Wells The Treasure in the Forest is an ominous (indicating evil intent or suggesting tragic developments) adventure story in which two men search for Spanish treasure, letting greed get the better of their awareness. As the story moves ahead to show how power and greed corrupt human beings. The main themes are the destructive nature of greed and the importance of foresight and preparation before undertaking a risky endeavor. The story serves as a cautionary tale about the consequences of pursuing wealth and power without regard for morality or potential dangers. CHARACTERS : Evans Hooker Chang-hi Two men named Evans and Hooker are searching for hidden Spanish treasure. Their greed blinds them to the dangers around them. In a small canoe (alight narrow boat), they paddle towards a lush (rich) green forest near the beach. The sea is calm, and the sun blazes overhead. The man with the paddle stops and says, " It should be somewhere here. " He p
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