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The meetings became more loaded. When Mr. Chau tried to hand over fish and a bundle of gifts, a boy shot an arrow "directly into the Bible I was holding".
"I caught the arrow that broke in my Bible and I felt the head of the arrow," he said. "It was metal, thin but very strong."
Mr. Chau stumbled back and shouted at the boy.
Over the next two days, Mr. Chau sailed in a kayak between the fishing boat and the island, not knowing what to do.
Sometimes personal and open, sometimes colder and more scientific, her long letter is full of cultural observations, directions, distances, raw feelings and details of her exercise program (3 x 20, 50 pumps). legs, -ups, 20 squats).
The fishermen said that he had asked them to deliver the letter to a friend in case he would not come back.
In one passage, he asked God if North Sentinel was "the last fortress of Satan". In another: "What makes them so defensive and hostile?"
"It's weird – in fact no, it's natural: I'm scared," Chau wrote. "There, I said it. As frustrated and unsure – is it worth going for a step to meet them? "
He added, "I do not want to die!"
Yet he returned.
On the afternoon of November 16, the fishermen told police officers that Mr. Chau had reassured them that he would be fine if he stayed on the island at night and was that the fishermen could go there. They left leaving Mr. Chau alone for the first time.
