Crusoe's bower in "Robinson Crusoe" can be seen as a symbol of his desire for civilization, as he creates a serene refuge amidst the wildness of the island. It also represents Crusoe's ability to adapt to his surroundings and find moments of peace and contentment in the solitude of his exile.
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3 his "castle", bower house, and house in the forest to retreat to if his other two houses were attacked
Robinson Crusoe was male.
Robinson Crusoe's birth name is Robinson Kreutznaer.
No; Robinson Crusoe is a fictitious character.
The main character in "Robinson Crusoe" is Robinson Crusoe himself, a castaway who spends 28 years on a deserted island.
The name of Robinson Crusoe's companion was Friday.
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Robinson Crusoe's parrot was named Poll.
Robinson Crusoe's sidekick is named Friday.
The cast of Robinson Crusoe and Son - 1932 includes: Lloyd Hamilton as Robinson Crusoe
The cast of Robinson Crusoe - 1910 includes: Franz Skondrup as Fredag Einar Zangenberg as Robinson Crusoe