cabin, a small, simple, or modest shelter or dwelling. It can be a house, a room on a ship, or the passenger compartment of an aircraft., advisor, a person who gives advice, guidance, or recommendations, typically in a professional or expert capacity., deck, a floor on a ship or boat; a platform attached to a house; a set of playing cards; or the act of knocking someone down., gratefull, feeling or showing thanks and appreciation for something received or for a kind act., tempest, a violent, intense storm, especially one with strong winds, rain, thunder, and lightning., save, rescue, protect, or keep someone or something from danger, harm, loss, or destruction., break up, to separate, disperse, or come apart. It is most commonly used to describe the end of a relationship, the dispersal of a group or gathering, or the physical breaking of something into pieces., react, act, respond, or behave in a particular way because of something that happens, is said, or is done., villain, a character in a story, film, or play who is evil, wicked, or cruel and who opposes the hero., stage, a specific point, period, or step in a process, development, or sequence. It can also refer to a raised platform or area where performances, speeches, or events take place., playwright, the scripts or texts that are performed in theaters, on television, or on the radio., set, is one of the most versatile words in the English language. Its core idea is to put, place, or fix something in a specific position, condition, or state..

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