20,000 leagues under the sea
why did captain nemo collect the sunken treasure from scuttled galleons in vigo bay?

Captain Nemo collected the submerged treasure of sunken galleons in the bay of Vigo to help the land peoples who were poor and marginalized.

Explanation:

20,000 Leagues Under The Sea is one of the most famous literary works of the writer Jules Verne. In this book the reader is transported to 1866, the year in which ships of different nationalities begin to wreck and suffer mysterious breakdowns.

In the book, Verne conceives a submarine, the Nautilus, completely autonomous of the terrestrial environment, moved only the electricity. The engineer and owner of such a feat is Captain Nemo, who, with his crew, cut off any relationship with the nations and with humanity. They live only on what the sea gives them - food, the raw material they need for the production of electricity, everything comes from the sea.

This Captain and his crew of the Nautilus submarine docked in a cove of San Simon to recover the treasure of the galleons sunk in Rande, in order to help the peoples of the planet, in their fight for freedom.

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