In the last chapter of "The Secret River" by Kate Grenville, Long Jack gives a gift to the protagonist, William Thornhill. The gift is a spear made of a long piece of timber, crafted by the Aboriginal people. Long Jack suggests that William could use it for hunting, just like how the Aboriginal people would use it. The gift symbolizes Long Jack's acceptance of William as a member of the community and his acknowledgment of William's growing understanding and respect for the land and its original inhabitants.
In the last chapter of the novel "The Secret River" by Kate Grenville, Long Jack gifts William Thornhill a pearl.
