Robinson Crusoe

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The story follows a young and impulsive man who defies his parents to pursue life at sea, facing violent storms and warnings against his seafaring ambitions. After a successful trip to Africa, he encounters misfortune and is captured in Sallee. Utilizing his fishing duties to escape with a fellow prisoner, he eventually returns to his old island, hinting at further adventures to come. The narrative explores themes of adventure, resilience, and the consequences of one's choices.