Being
frightened by the cannibals, Crusoe seeks the woods for a better enclosure for
his goats. However, Crusoe still fears that the cannibals may find him and so
he refrains from any loud or noticeable activities such as chopping wood,
lighting a fire or firing his musket. Crusoe’s problems are solved when he
comes upon a secluded cave.
Location
The cave is found within the vicinity of his pasture in the woods.
The cave is found within the vicinity of his pasture in the woods.
The Shelter
To Crusoe, the cave is a place that people would never dare venture into
if they could find it and so he believes that it is safe refuge from the
cannibals. The cave is small upon entry but after crawling through a narrow
passage, it opens up to large twenty-foot tall cavity covered with glimmering
stones. This cavity provides Crusoe with a kitchen and workspace that is out of
the reach of the cannibals.
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