🏝️Robinson Crusoe continues exploring the island and discovers new land.
🐦He captures a parrot named Inpole and teaches it to speak.
🐐Crusoe catches a young goat and tames it, making it his companion.
🌾He reflects on his crops and plans to expand his planting in the coming year.
👨🍳Crusoe desires to make his own bread and plans to mill the grain in the future.
What animals does Crusoe capture in this chapter?
—Crusoe captures a parrot and a goat.
Why is Crusoe hesitant to travel to the distant land he discovered?
—He fears falling into the hands of cannibals.
What does Crusoe plan to do with his crops?
—He plans to expand his planting and hopes to have a larger crop in the coming year.
What does Crusoe want to do with the goat he caught?
—Initially, he plans to tame it for a domesticated goat herd, but later becomes attached to it as a pet.
Why does Crusoe capture a parrot?
—He captures the parrot to teach it to talk and craves companionship.
00:08Robinson Crusoe continues exploring the island.
00:22He captures a parrot named Inpole and teaches it to speak.
00:27Crusoe catches a young goat and tames it.
00:37Crusoe returns to his cave for a week.
00:47He observes the second anniversary of his landing.
01:00Crusoe plans how he will mill the grain.
01:12He reflects on his comfortable life but craves companionship.
01:49Crusoe hesitates to travel to a distant land due to the fear of cannibals.
