a grammar teacher

[daisy1352]

Of course this passage has some mistakes
... he and his family spent on the Greek island of Corfu,
the reader meets a number of the Greek islanders, including Spiro a pro-British taxi driver who befriends the family in never-to-be-forgotten ways, and the Rose-beetle Man ...
Must we capitalize "island" in the first line?
What is the meaning of "pro-British"?
What is the correct form in the "Rose-beetle Man" ? Must we capitalize "beetle" too? Is it necessary to capitalize "rose" and "man"?
And is that a special kind of beetle for roses or it is the color of that beetle?
Thanks

 

[Rover_KE]

Must we capitalize "island" in the first line? No.
What is the meaning of "pro-British"? He likes British people.
What is the correct form in the "Rose-beetle Man" ? Must we capitalize "beetle" too? Is it necessary to capitalize "rose" and "man"? rose beetle man.
And is that a special kind of beetle for roses or it is the color of that beetle?
Thanks

I googled rose beetle man as I had never heard of it before and found this remarkable picture:

The Rose Beetle Man

Rover