Bunce's Bounty is a fictional treasure from the children's novel "Treasure Island" by Robert Louis Stevenson. It refers to the hidden wealth that the pirate Captain Flint buried on a remote island. The story follows young Jim Hawkins as he embarks on an adventure to find this treasure, encountering pirates and danger along the way. The term "bounty" in this context signifies a reward or treasure, often associated with piracy. Bunce's Bounty serves as a central plot element, driving the characters' motivations and actions throughout the narrative, ultimately leading to themes of greed, adventure, and moral choices.