Robinson Crusoe referred to the island as the "Island of Despair" because he initially felt stranded and isolated after surviving a shipwreck. The harsh conditions, lack of companionship, and uncertainty about rescue contributed to his sense of despair. Over time, as he adapted to the island and developed survival skills, his perspective evolved, and he renamed it the "Island of Desolation," reflecting a more resilient and self-reliant mindset.
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Robinson Crusoe of Clipper Island was created on 1936-11-14.
I think it's somwhere in the Caymans or other Pacific Island.
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Because the captain wants Robinson Crusoe to help him. The captain has just been marooned on Crusoe's island and wants to get his ship and crew back, at any cost.
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