When Mr. Strickland married the Tahitian girl Ata, and they moved to the uninhabited part of the island, Ata gave birth to a boy.
Ch.Strickland had suffered from a grave disease: it was leprosy. Everybody knew about it and tried to avoid his house in order not to be infected. Only his wife and children were devoted to him. Living his last days Ch.Strickland paint on the walls, before his death he had asked her to burn his house after his death. That's why the painting of his life would never be shown to audience.
The narrator left the Tahiti for England where he decided to meet Mrs. Strickland and told her the life story of her now world famous husband Charles Strickland!
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THEN Mr. Strickland married the Tahitian girl Ata....
Ch.Strickland had suffered from a grave disease:
(NO NEED FOR 'it was') leprosy.
IN his last days Ch.Strickland paintED on the walls, before his death he (NO 'had') asked her to burn his house after his death. That's why the painting of his life would never be shown to THE audience.
The narrator left the Tahiti for England where he decided to meet Mrs. Strickland and told her the life story of her now world famous husband Charles Strickland!