This character is forced to manage a garden for two years before escaping his enslavement by the Salé Rovers with the boy Xury. After this character discovers in Lisbon that he has accrued a fortune from Mr. Wells profitably managing his sugar plantation in Brazil, he crosses the Pyrenees, where he is attacked by wolves during a snowstorm. This character convinces a man who worships (*) Benamuckee to call him "master." He meets a parrot named Poll and discovers a mysterious single footprint in a place dubbed "Despair" 
This character is forced to manage a garden for two years before escaping his enslavement by the Salé Rovers with the boy Xury. After this character discovers in Lisbon that he has accrued a fortune from Mr. Wells profitably managing his sugar plantation in Brazil, he crosses the Pyrenees, where he is attacked by wolves during a snowstorm. This character convinces a man who worships (*) Benamuckee to call him "master." He meets a parrot named Poll and discovers a mysterious single footprint in a place dubbed "Despair" and found near the mouth of the Orinoco. While on that island, this character fights off cannibals with the help of Friday. For 10 points, name this Alexander Selkirk-inspired stranded sailor, the title character of a Daniel Defoe novel.
This character is forced to manage a garden for two years before escaping his enslavement by the Salé Rovers with the boy Xury.
Robinson Crusoe [accept either underlined portion]