The narrator shows that time at sea laughed a kind of companionship between men, who respected each other even within their limitations.
Although you haven't shown it, we can tell you from questions similar to yours, that this question refers to "The Open Boat" by Stephen Crane.
In paragraph 44, Crane shows the companionship created by men at sea. This companionship is created naturally and no one expects it, as this is not discussed before the men enter the ship.
This companionship can even be seen within the limitations of each man. Because even a sick and extremely weak captain gets the respect of the crew.
About "The Open Boat" we can say that:
The author tells about the fear of shipwreck, life at sea, and what he observed of the behavior of the crew and travelers.
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