Please enable JavaScript.

Coggle requires JavaScript to display documents.

ROBINSON CRUSOE - Coggle Diagram

- - - - He left for West Africa to find slaves, but was shipwrecked on an island where he remained for 28 years.
        
        From this moment the novel tells of Crusoe’s attempts to survive on the island by replicating the same type of society to which he belongs
        
        He built a shelter
        
        raised goats for food
        
        He writes a daily diary of his activities
        
        He learns to do practical activities
        
        trains a parrot to speak
        
        set up a cross bearing the date of his arrival, 1 September 1659
        
        to which he adds a notch to the cross every day to keep track of time
        
        lives comfortably for some years until a group of cannibals lands on the island
        
        Crusoe hides, but one of their prisoners escapes and runs to Crusoe’s home, which saves him and shoots his persecutors
        
        The man who saved promises to serve Crusoe, He calls it 'Friday'
        
        Teach Friday some English words and elements of Christianity
        
        1 more item...
        
        The cannibals return to the island and Crusoe is forced to attack them to rescue two prisoners: a Spaniard and his father on Friday.
        
        A week later, a ship is sighted where Crusoe goes up and can now return to England.
        
        1 more item...