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Young Robinson Crusoe departs from Hull, England, against his parents' wishes, embarking on his first sea voyage. This departure marks the beginning of his adventures and sets the novel's theme of disobedience and its consequences. The port of Hull represents Crusoe's break from his middle-class upbringing and his father's advice to lead a modest life.

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Crusoe experiences his first shipwreck near Great Yarmouth. This initial disaster serves as the first warning about the dangers of defying parental guidance and pursuing a life at sea. Despite this setback, Crusoe remains determined to continue his seafaring adventures.

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Crusoe engages in successful slave trading voyages along the Guinea Coast. This period represents his initial commercial success and reveals the colonial context of the novel. Here, he begins to accumulate wealth but also participates in the morally questionable slave trade.

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September 30, 1659: The Fateful Shipwreck

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September 30, 1659: The Fateful Shipwreck

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The defining moment of the novel occurs when Crusoe's ship wrecks near a Caribbean island. He is the sole survivor, beginning his 28-year isolation. This event marks the true beginning of Crusoe's physical and spiritual journey of survival and self-discovery.

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Crusoe establishes his solitary life on the island, building shelter, growing food, and developing survival skills. He creates a complex dwelling, domesticates goats, and cultivates crops. This period showcases themes of self-reliance, ingenuity, and the triumph of human will over nature.

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Crusoe rescues a native from cannibals, naming him Friday. This crucial encounter ends Crusoe's solitude and introduces the complex themes of colonialism, cultural interaction, and friendship. Friday becomes Crusoe's companion and student, though their relationship reflects the period's colonial attitudes.

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A Spanish ship wrecks near the island, providing Crusoe with additional supplies and his first contact with European civilization in decades. This event foreshadows his eventual rescue and return to civilization.

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After 28 years, 2 months, and 19 days, Crusoe is finally rescued by an English ship and returns to London. He discovers he has become wealthy through his Brazilian plantations. This return symbolizes his complete transformation and reconciliation with civilization.