n the book's first chapter, we learn that this character, the son of Kreutznaer, has a brother who was a lieutenant-colonel that was killed at the Battle of Dunkirk. While dying of thirst, this character has a hallucination in which a man on a black cloud on a great flame that tells him he has not repented. This character's detailed diary discusses how he digs an underground cave for his goats and how he made candles from goat grease. At the end of the book, he attacks a bunch of wolves with a travelling companion in the Pyrenees after he travels to Lisbon and discovers that he has accrued much wealth; that character 
n the book's first chapter, we learn that this character, the son of Kreutznaer, has a brother who was a lieutenant-colonel that was killed at the Battle of Dunkirk. While dying of thirst, this character has a hallucination in which a man on a black cloud on a great flame that tells him he has not repented. This character's detailed diary discusses how he digs an underground cave for his goats and how he made candles from goat grease. At the end of the book, he attacks a bunch of wolves with a travelling companion in the Pyrenees after he travels to Lisbon and discovers that he has accrued much wealth; that character is a former cannibal he meets while on an "island of despair" in the Oronoco. Alexander Selkirk inspired, for 10 points, what character who meets his companion Friday after he is shipwrecked in a novel by Daniel Defoe?
n the book's first chapter, we learn that this character, the son of Kreutznaer, has a brother who was a lieutenant-colonel that was killed at the Battle of Dunkirk.
Robinson Crusoe [Accept either]