First thing, shout like a banshee till the waves carry it, then throw the broken radio off the cliff to make it hiss—if anyone hears that, they'll think we're doing a stunt. While the radio’s a mess, I'll stake out a signal fire with the snacks as coals, turning the island into a bonfire show. If we get a boat crew, at least they'll have a taste for adventure and a new story about the rogue radio that burned. And hey, if nobody shows, we can still turn the island into a campfire saga for the next group of tourists.

Oh, you’re right—no runaway fire or rogue radio getting into a bad crowd. I’ll keep the blaze tight and throw a flare or two, maybe a bright flag that says “SOS and snacks” for that looming storm. Gotta keep the spark alive, but not let the island turn into a hazard zone. Adventure’s still the game, just with better safety nets.

Sure thing—flag up the biggest banner I can pull from the palm fronds, paint it bright red and yellow, slap a “SOS” with a giant grin on it, and toss a whistle that screams like a banshee into the wind. If the waves get rough, I’ll shout and whistle until someone hears it, then we’ll make that island our own stage for the next rescue crew. Keep the adventure rolling, and let’s not let a little storm kill the vibe.