🔒Crusoe's loyalty to the captain leads him to help capture the second party and their boat.
⚖️The captain sorts out who is loyal to him and punishes the mutineers.
🗝️Crusoe and Friday remain behind to guard the prisoners.
🎁The captain returns to the island with gifts for Crusoe as a token of appreciation.
🌴Crusoe sees the island as an opportunity to create a legacy and civilization.
Why does Crusoe help capture the second party?
—Crusoe's loyalty to the captain and his desire to save lives motivates him to help capture the second party and their boat.
What does the captain do with the mutineers?
—The captain determines the loyalty of his men and turns over the mutineers to the mercy of the island's governor.
Why do Crusoe and Friday stay behind to guard the prisoners?
—Crusoe and Friday stay behind to ensure the prisoners' security and prevent any attempts to escape.
What does the captain bring to the island?
—The captain returns to the island with a bounty of gifts for Crusoe as a token of appreciation for his assistance.
How does Crusoe view the island?
—Crusoe sees the island as an opportunity to create a legacy and civilization for himself.
00:08The first party sent to the island doesn't return.
00:16The mutineers send out a second party.
00:27Crusoe assures the captain that he can save his life.
00:44Crusoe, Friday, and others capture the second party and their boat.
00:51The captain determines loyalty and punishes the mutineers.
01:00Crusoe and Friday remain behind to guard the prisoners.
01:11The captain and his men retake their ship.
01:24Crusoe is declared the governor of the island.
