In one novel, this character dies on a trip to England that he undertakes with Susan Barton. In another novel, he helps to fight off a group of wolves after he discovers that his Brazilian plantation has made him wealthy. In 
In one novel, this character dies on a trip to England that he undertakes with Susan Barton. In another novel, he helps to fight off a group of wolves after he discovers that his Brazilian plantation has made him wealthy. In that novel, a Portuguese captain rescues this man and his slave Xury from Moorish pirates. This character, an old man in J.M. Coetzee's Foe, appears in another novel in which he rescues a man from cannibals, teaches him English, and names him Friday. For 10 points, name this shipwrecked sailor, the title character of a novel by Daniel Defoe.
In one novel, this character dies on a trip to England that he undertakes with Susan Barton.
Robinson Crusoe [accept either]