It was pilot law, and must be obeyed. The boy started out, and even had his foot on the upper step outside the door, when Brown, with a sudden access of fury, picked up a ten-pound lump of coal and sprang after him; but I was between, with a heavy stool, and I hit Brown a good blow which stretched him out. I had committed the crime of crimes—I had lifted my hand against a pilot on duty! I supposed I was booked for the penitentiary sure, and couldn’t be booked any surer if l went on and squared my long account with this person while I had the chance; consequently I stuck to him and pounded him with my fists a considerable time.

TASK: Using evidence from the READING in L1, fill out the organizer based on the following prompt:
How is Brown likely perceived by others on the ship? Cite two pieces of evidence to support your answer.