🏝️Robinson Crusoe plans to escape the island and considers the danger posed by the natives.
🪓Crusoe captures a native and makes him his servant, naming him Friday.
📚Crusoe teaches Friday English and tries to dissuade him from cannibalism.
⛓️Crusoe views the natives as property and believes he has the right to dominate them.
🗝️Crusoe's reward for saving Friday is his dominance and ownership over him.
What is Robinson Crusoe's plan in this chapter?
—Robinson Crusoe plans to escape the island and capture a native to guide him.
Why does Crusoe name the native Friday?
—Crusoe names him Friday based on the day he saved his life.
What does Crusoe teach Friday?
—Crusoe teaches Friday English and tries to discourage him from cannibalism.
How does Crusoe view the natives?
—Crusoe sees them as property and asserts dominance over them.
What is Crusoe's reward for saving Friday?
—Crusoe considers Friday his servant and tames him to inspire loyalty.
01:20After 25 years on the island, Crusoe plans to escape.
01:35Crusoe captures a native and names him Friday.
01:59Crusoe teaches Friday English and discourages cannibalism.
02:20Crusoe changes his attitude towards the natives, viewing them as property.
02:48Crusoe asserts dominance over Friday, considering him his reward.
