Friday Serves a Significant Purpose in the Novel 'Robinson Crusoe’
PremiumFriday serves a significant purpose in the novel 'Robinson Crusoe -Discuss Friday serves a significant purpose in Daniel Defoe s - novel Robinson Crusoe published in Friday s presence enriches the novel by bringing out themes of companionship cultural interaction and colonialism and by facilitating Crusoe s personal growth Rescuing Friday After many years of solitude on the deserted island Crusoe notices some strange footprints on the beach He becomes anxious fearing that he might not be alone on the island anymore One day while exploring the island Crusoe witnesses a group of indigenous people landing on the shore in canoes They have brought with them prisoners to kill and eat them Crusoe arms himself with his guns and approaches the group cautiously At the right moment he attacks killing some of the indigenous people and scaring the rest away One of the prisoners a young man manages to escape