Alex Krall
Why does Crusoe wonder if it’s ok to go after the cannibals
with their weapons only until he finds out that their captive is a European and
then it’s completely justified?
How did Friday and Robinson manage to kill SEVENTEEN men
with those old musket 17th century guns while freeing the two
captives?
How come Crusoe is so worried about the inquisition if he
claims to be a good Christian now?
Why is Crusoe so set on the island seeming like it’s his?
(Being called the governor, demanding the captain swear allegiance to him,
etc.)
Crusoe was on the island for 28 years, two months, and 19
days…but no social abnormalities to report?
Helps out the widow and captain with his new found wealth
but nothing for Friday, why is that?
Really? We get an island story where nothing happens for 28
years, but the awesome mountain adventures and bear baiting and wolf battles
are all covered in a couple pages?
Does what his father said about the middle class being the
happiest still apply at the end of the book? Is Crusoe middle or upper?
Crusoe promises more stories of adventures later. Is this the first sequel hook/cliffhanger?
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