This character has a fever dream in which a man comes down from the skies and attacks him with a spear, spurring him to finally repent for foolishly not listening to his father's advice.
This character has a fever dream in which a man comes down from the skies and attacks him with a spear, spurring him to finally repent for foolishly not listening to his father's advice. A literary genre named after this character is exemplified by R. M. Ballantyne's most famous novel; that genre's name ends with the suffix "ade." A novel about this character was so popular that its author wrote a sequel about his "farther adventures" the very same year. Along with Xury, he escapes from captivity in Africa and is then rescued by a Portuguese captain. This character, who was based on a real-life person named Alexander Selkirk, sees a footprint in the sand belonging to a person he names Friday. For 10 points, name this castaway created by Daniel Defoe.
This character has a fever dream in which a man comes down from the skies and attacks him with a spear, spurring him to finally repent for foolishly not listening to his father's advice.
Robinson Crusoe [or Robinson Crusoe; or Robinson Kreutznaer]