Robinson Crusoe: The Fear of the Unknown

🏝️Robinson Crusoe has been living alone on the island for 23 years, surrounded by parrots, birds, cats, and goats.

🔥He continues to live in fear and dread of the mysterious natives who he believes are cannibals.

⚓The arrival of a Spanish ship and the discovery of a survivor's daughter provide a temporary relief for Crusoe from his worries.

💰Crusoe collects various valuable items from the shipwrecks, including money, despite having little use for them.

🚢Crusoe's inability to let go of his past life and his hope for rescue continue to shape his actions and mindset.

How long has Robinson Crusoe been living on the island?

—Robinson Crusoe has been living on the island alone for 23 years.

What animals does Robinson Crusoe have on the island?

—On the island, Robinson Crusoe has parrots, birds, cats, and goats as his animal companions.

What does Robinson Crusoe fear on the island?

—Robinson Crusoe lives in fear and dread of the mysterious natives, whom he believes are cannibals.

What provides a temporary relief from Crusoe's worries?

—The arrival of a Spanish ship and the discovery of a survivor's daughter provide a temporary distraction from Crusoe's worries.

What does Crusoe do with the valuable items he finds?

—Despite having little use for them, Crusoe collects valuable items, including money, from the shipwrecks.

00:07Robinson Crusoe has been alone on the island for 23 years, surrounded by animals.

00:24Crusoe still yearns for human companionship and lives in fear of the mysterious natives.

00:50A Spanish ship crashes on the island, briefly distracting Crusoe from his worries.

01:15Crusoe realizes that the natives on the island are cannibals.

01:28He plans to defend himself against a potential attack by the natives.