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Robinson Crusoe By Daniel Defoe

The novel Robinson Crusoe is written by Daniel Defoe. The title is significant because it summarizes the plot. It summarizes the plot by previewing the future hardships and battles Crusoe will have to fight against nature. The plot in Robinson Crusoe is about how Crusoe manages to keep himself alive and what he does so he could go back to sea. Crusoe and a partner named Friday do many things together including rebuilding a canoe, marching out against the cannibals, and voyaging around the colonies of America. In order for them to stay alive they would have to kill people and that is always a tough task. But throughout Crusoe's hardships he has managed to stay alive against nature.

The protagonist is Robinson Crusoe. Qualities of Crusoe are that he is hard working and determined to succeed. Crusoe has had to endure many tough obstacles in trying to stay alive but his hard work kept him alive. He has had to build his own fortress, find his own food, and suffer through harsh weather conditions. During the hot times of summer Crusoe would grow corn and save some for the harsh winter that was coming up and when the weather got a little bit better he went back to work on it which shows his character q


The antagonist is nature. Nature was very harsh to Crusoe. There was once a hurricane and Crusoe got badly sick. The hurricane also wrecked his ship. Even an earthquake destructed many of Crusoe's foods. But throughout Crusoe's battles with nature he didn't lose faith in his God. Crusoe wasn't a very religious person until he started to fight nature. When Crusoe was struggling through the hardships of no assistance, no help, no comfort, or no advice he cried out to God "Lord be my help, for I am in great distress (Page 93)."

"I, poor, miserable Robinson Crusoe, being shipwrecked, during a dreadful storm in the offing, came on shore on this dismal unfortunate island, which I called 'Island of Despair,' all the rest of the ship's company being drowned, and myself almost dead (Page 74). It is an example of realism because it handles material in fiction, but it's a truthful imitation of actual life. Also, the thoughts, moods, and moral reflections by Crusoe made the novel an example of realism.

I thought the book was good but not great. But at times I did enjoy it because of the adventures of a young boy who ended up maturing as time went by and learning to take care of himself. It affected me into thinking about what one should do before they actually do something, like Crusoe, he went of to sea and he eventually got stuck on an island

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