The document discusses the character of Friday from Daniel Defoe's novel Robinson Crusoe. It describes how Friday was named by Crusoe after he saved him from cannibals. Crusoe then taught Friday his language, religion, and mannerisms. Though Crusoe admires Friday, he sees himself as superior. Friday is portrayed as one of the first individualized and realistic non-white characters in literature. He develops a vibrant personality and loyalty to Crusoe, bringing out Crusoe's emotional side. However, their relationship also represents the colonial dynamic of colonizer and colonized.