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This document summarizes chapters from Robinson Crusoe, including Crusoe building a house and exploring the island, finding supplies from the shipwreck. It notes he spends two years alone on the island harvesting crops and making tools. Crusoe later finds a footprint and fears other people may come, but no one does. He then rescues a native man called Friday, teaches him English, and develops a master-slave relationship with him. Further visitors to the island include rescuing Friday's father from cannibals and encountering an English captain who was enslaved.
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- 2. Crusoe builds his house He finds many things from the ship like pens, Ink, paper, campass, charts and bible He was able to create Light which helps him to Write diary.
- 3. His exploration Robinson crusoe beings to explore his island. He finds fruits, rivers, velly, and garden in which he plantd fruits and flowers . thus on island he spent two years without any sing of rescuer. harvest of crop. making of pots and jars to store Food and water.
- 4. Robinson crusoe builds boat He tries his skills as a tailor, prepares hat , trousers and waistcoat from goat skin. He first time feels need of companion and remember xury. A strange discovery a print of man’s bare foot in the sand. Crusoe’s fear of losing. But no one comes…..
- 5. Robinson crusoe gets a companion Crusoe called him Friday after the day in which he rescued. He taught him to say ‘MASTER’. Master slave relation in novel Colonialism Imperialism
- 6. More visitors on the island Friday’s father rescued from canibls. A ship arrives at the island. Friendship with English captain who was enslaved. Crusoe:- “if I save you, are you willing to my conditions ? I have two….
- 7. Two condition.. The first is that while you stay on this island you will obey any order that I gave you. If give you a gun, you will return it to me and to do no harm either to me or to my possession. The scond condition is that if you recover your ship you will take me and my servant Friday, to England