This man relates that his father was from Bremen, and he claims to have escaped from captivity by throwing a man overboard while fishing.
This man relates that his father was from Bremen, and he claims to have escaped from captivity by throwing a man overboard while fishing. Among the items that this man recovers from a certain disaster were a number of firearms, carpentry tools, and "three very good Bibles" which he reads frequently. Although inexperienced, he creates pottery and teaches a parrot to call him by name while living on "The Island of Despair." He keeps track of time by marking a wooden cross as a calendar, and while fighting cannibals, he rescues a man whom he later names Friday. For 10 points, name this castaway, the title character of a novel by Daniel Defoe.
This man relates that his father was from Bremen, and he claims to have escaped from captivity by throwing a man overboard while fishing.
Robinson Crusoe [accept either underlined part]