Journey 2: The Mysterious Island

It wasn't that Sean hated his stepfather, Hank. But he's not a little kid anymore. And he doesn't need some new "rent" hanging over him and trying to get into his affairs. He's already a teenager and can take care of himself. Still, it was funny that Hank knew so much about code-breaking from his time in the Navy. Together they were able to decipher that mysterious message from his long-lost grandfather. And they even unraveled the solution of classic novels - "The Mysterious Island" by Jules Verne, "Gulliver's Travels" by Jonathan Swift and "Treasure Island" by Robert Louis Stevenson - how they all fit together and really tell about the same island. It was great that Hank agreed to help him find the coordinates of the map they found and go on an adventure to find this secret island. Maybe they'll even find Sean's grandfather in the process! Maybe he should give Hank credit for trying to be a good father after all. How many guys are willing to pay such a sum to go on this trip and hire a helicopter to check the coordinates in the middle of the Pacific Ocean? Not many. This definitely speaks in favor of Hank. This trip even gave Sean the opportunity to meet Kaylani, the daughter of a helicopter pilot. And how sweet she is! True, she doesn't really like Sean yet, but okay. All in all, it's been an incredible couple of days. And Sean thinks he owes it all to Hank.