In that novel, he is accompanied by a woman who is looking for her lost daughter and dies homesick aboard a vessel commanded by Captain Smith.
In one novel, this man's former companion learns how to write the letter "o" from a woman who was once this man's lover. In that novel, he is accompanied by a woman who is looking for her lost daughter and dies homesick aboard a vessel commanded by Captain Smith. A torrent of water escapes from his tongueless (*) companion's mouth at the end of a novel about this man that sees him become Susan Barton's lover, J.M. Coetzee's Foe. For 10 points, name this man who was marooned with Friday, the title castaway of a novel by Daniel DeFoe.
In one novel, this man's former companion learns how to write the letter "o" from a woman who was once this man's lover.
Robinson Crusoe [accept either; accept Cruso]