Introduction to the main characters of Robinson Crusoe

Robinson: is a heroic image of an emerging bourgeoisie with a positive and enterprising spirit who pursues individual freedom, brave and risk-taking, strong-willed, persistent belief in survival, pragmatic and hard-working, hard work, and the pursuit of wealth.

Friday: He is a captive rescued by Robinson and is a faithful servant and friend of Robinson. Grateful and reciprocal, loyal, responsible, and adaptable.

Writing features: ** The first person is used to narrate and recall, which makes the story situation more realistic. The book is often based on Robinson's diary, which depicts the subtle ideological activities of the characters in detail. The language is clear, simple and vivid.

Robinson drifted to a small island, killed several natives from other islands, saved Friday, and was later saved o(o....

Robinson was a man full of enthusiasm for labor, a great man, and a man of perseverance. Alone on this deserted island for 28 years. In the face of life's difficulties, Robinson's actions showed the resolute character and heroic nature of a tough man, embodied the creative and pioneering spirit of the rising bourgeoisie, and he dared to fight against the harsh environment of the shacks.

Robinson was also a bourgeoisie and a colonizer, so he had an exploitative and plundering nature.

And Savage Sundays.

Robinson drifted to an isolated island, where he had no food and no one to accompany him, and people were in this environment for a long time, which would lead to mental disorders and aphasia, so the appearance of Friday at this time brought him hope for life.

Robinson (the main character).

Robinson's dad.

Robinson's mom.

Robinson's eldest brother (deceased).

Robinson's second brother (whereabouts unknown).

Sailors (n many).

Pirates (n many).

Pirate Chief. Zolly Wells.

British captain. The wife of a British captain.

Portuguese captain.

Friday, Friday, his dad.

Spaniard.

Encountering Friday gave him a most reliable helper. and gave him a companion. Because people in a long period of loneliness can cause autism, or some other bad image, and the appearance of Friday solves all this.

This is because he lives alone on an isolated island, and it is difficult to find a spiritual support, and after meeting Friday, he has companionship, and then he has the motivation to live.

Lu himself, Lu Dad, Lu Ma, Brother Lu, Second Brother Lu, Zhou.

Fifth, Star Dad

Main character: Robinson.

Personality traits: Robinson is a person full of enthusiasm for labor, a great man, a resolute man, an optimistic man, a hardworking man, and a man who does not succumb to fate because of suffering. He lived alone on this deserted island for 27 years.

In the face of the difficulties of life, Robinson's actions showed the resolute character and heroic nature of a tough guy, embodied the creative spirit and pioneering spirit of the bourgeoisie in the rising period, and he dared to fight against the harsh environment. At the same time, he also has a strong will and perseverance and the confidence to change everything, he believes that the sky will not fall, and Robinson is a bourgeois and colonizer, so he has the nature of exploitation and plunder.

Main characters: Friday.

Personality traits: Friday was brought back to the original tribe by the tribe as a sacrifice. As he spent time together, Robinson changed himself because of this native.

It was thanks to their friendship that he survived, but was shot by a slave trader on Friday, and Robinson returned home after two years of wandering with the nostalgia of that friendship and a new self.

And back into the world. Friday is a simple man, a loyal friend, and a wise and brave man. Grateful and responsible, he was adaptable, and he and Robinson worked together to use different skills to spend many years on the island.

Friday "was a savage, an industrious, sincere man, who, after being rescued and educated by Robinson from the natives, became his faithful servant and friend, and became a slave of the "civilized man."

Synopsis: Robinson Crusoe was written by Defoe inspired by a true story. At that time, a Scottish sailor had a quarrel with the captain and was abandoned on a desert island by the captain, and was rescued back to England four years later.

The sailor had nothing to do on a desert island, but Robinson, who was portrayed by Defoe, was a synonym for the emerging bourgeoisie, an idealized hero. This book tells the story of Robinson Crusoe, an English sailor in the 17th century, who was not satisfied with the mediocre and comfortable life of the middle class, and went to sea many times to operate. <

Robinson Crusoe is the main character of Daniel Defoe's full-length Robinson Crusoe, also translated as Robinson Crusoe.

Robinson, who dreamed of becoming a sailor, insisted on going to sea against his father's wishes, but unfortunately the ship capsized in a storm. None of the people in the same boat were spared. He drifted alone to a desert island, with very few belongings left on him.

Despite the difficulties and dangers on the desert island, he bravely survived. [2] Later, he discovered a valley overgrown with grapes, where he had set up a shelter. Gradually, he began to love the island life.

He domesticated goats, practiced basket weaving, and made bread and pottery. Live a quiet and prosperous life on the island. Once, he saved a cannibal savage who was about to be sacrificed "Friday."", as a personal servant and close friend.

After 28 years on a desert island, he returned to his homeland. [3]

Robinson has an entrepreneurial spirit that is realistic, unfazed, undiscouraged, resilient, and aggressive, and exactly what emerging bourgeoisie needs.