What causes Gulliver to decide to finally leave Lilliput and return to London? A. He desperately misses his wife and children. B. He is talked into it by English sailors who happen to sail to the kingdom. C. He is tired of being hungry all the time. D. He finds a boat while he is walking on the beach.

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What causes Gulliver to decide to finally leave Lilliput and return to London? A. He desperately misses his wife and children. B. He is talked into it by English sailors who happen to sail to the kingdom. C. He is tired of being hungry all the time. D. He finds a boat while he is walking on the beach.

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Bo Porter · Answer 1

Gulliver decides to finally leave Lilliput and return to London, because he finds a boat while he is walking on the beach. He has been wrongfully tried and is supposed to be blinded but he escapes with an abandoned ship and finds another boat which is en route to London and which he takes back to his home country of England.