Robinson Crusoe

Yes Robinson Crusoe met and saved a man from the clutches of the cannibals, he named him Friday, as it was a Friday.

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Robinson Crusoe referred to the island as the "Island of Despair" because he initially felt stranded and isolated after surviving a shipwreck. The harsh conditions, lack of companionship, and uncertainty about rescue contributed to his sense of despair. Over time, as he adapted to the island and developed survival skills, his perspective evolved, and he renamed it the "Island of Desolation," reflecting a more resilient and self-reliant mindset.

the best masters are the ones who teach their servants how to live in a civilized world (APEX)

According to Crusoe, the word "sober" describes a good wife.

i think he digs to make the cave larger

Crusoe describes a good wife as someone who is humble, patient, hardworking, and respectful. He values a wife who is supportive, loving, and capable of managing a household efficiently. Ultimately, Crusoe believes a good wife is a valuable companion who complements and enhances his life.

Daniel Defoe is considered the father of the English novel because he was one of the first writers to use realistic settings, everyday language, and complex characters in his works. His novel "Robinson Crusoe" is widely regarded as one of the first modern novels in English literature and helped to establish the novel as a popular form of storytelling.

Crusoe's time in Brazil foreshadowed his later life on the desert island in terms of isolation and self-reliance. In Brazil, he was alone and had to learn to fend for himself, similar to his situation on the island. The skills and lessons he acquired in Brazil helped prepare him for the challenges he faced during his extended solitary stay on the island.

The captain tells Robinson Crusoe that he can do as he wishes because Crusoe had paid for his passage and is therefore considered a passenger with certain rights and privileges. Additionally, Crusoe had proven himself to be resourceful and capable during their voyage, earning the captain's trust.

To show his total subservience to Robinson Crusoe.

because he was a sailor

A young prisoner is coming across to Crusoe's island and two of the cannibals are chasing the prisoner. Robinson shoots the other two men saving Friday. Friday is forever greatful to Crusoe and he becomes Robinson's companion.

jockey is a really good brand have never worn or heard of crusoe

Daniel Defoe lets the reader know that his journal is being written long after the plague took place through the use of retrospective narration. This is evident in the preface of the novel "A Journal of the Plague Year," where Defoe explicitly states that the events described in the journal occurred many years prior. Additionally, the language and tone used throughout the narrative suggest a reflective and analytical perspective that indicates the passage of time since the events transpired.

Swiss. Only problem is how could a man be certified as a Merchant Marine captain from a country that is totally landlocked, though it has lake borders with Austria and Germany?

He drinks rhum and chews tobacco. He's like in a trance at first, but soon he learns how to balance the two of them. That's when the scriptures make sense to him, but because of it, we're not sure if it is a divine revelation or if he was drunk and drugged.

In England he was called Robinson Crusoe. That was not his real name. His real name was Robinson Kreutznaer. But it ws corrupted by the English language, so his family decided to start writing and spelling their names Crusoe.

He was an efficent man in a book and we now say a man Friday is a helpful person.

He was a companion to Robinson Crusoe in the book by Daniel Defoe. Why do I get Defoe & Swift confused with each other ?