Talk:Tongan castaways
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Stephen
editWho is "Stephen"? The name is not listen anywhere else in the article, most notably in the list of names of the six castaways, but the article then refers to him as if he'd already been introduced.
The six boys were aged between 15 and 17: Luke Veikoso, Fatai Latu, Sione Fataua, Tevita Siola'a, Kolo Fekitoa, and Mano Totau.
Stephen (who would go on to become an engineer) managed to start a fire using two sticks
When the ship was close enough, Stephen dove in and swam to the boat, explaining himself in English.
Six Tongan Castaways in Ata Island | OLD DOCUMENTARY CHANNEL 7
edithttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHO_RlJxnVI 46.156.129.35 (talk) 23:24, 28 April 2023 (UTC)
Their religion and religious practices are worth mentioning
editThe 6 boys were Christians. This might be an important factor, as it could influence their behaviour. It should be mentioned. It is mentioned in other descriptions around the Internet. 31.61.182.212 (talk) 07:59, 15 October 2024 (UTC)