Report Text: The Story of Robinson Crusoe chapter 1-5

 Name: Yusriati Kharisma

Class: 6B

NPM: 190202078

CHAPTER 1

      Born in york city in 1632, a young man named Robinson Crusoe was a young man with a strong curiosity about adventure and he dreamed of going to explore a new world outside his life. Her parents warned her to keep choosing to live an ordinary life because of anxiety for Robinson had neither the experience nor the understanding of the outside world. But because of his already strong determination Robinson chose to go to sea without regard for his parents' warnings, behind which his parents' course still gave their support to Robinson's choice of life as Robinson would have chosen.During the voyage Robinson was sometimes faced by terrible storms almost to kill him, regrets of course always coming his way even though he had promised the God that if he would make it through that deadly storm he would come home and never make the voyage again. But after all the terrible things kept him bottled up he chose to keep going. 

CHAPTER 2

     Robinson made a trip to guinea, he boarded a ship and met the sea captain who had proposed Robinson to sail and trade, which was said to be a great success, bringing 100 pounds for himself and 200 pounds for his friend, on the second voyage Robinson discovered misfortune, Meeting with the Moorish pirate on the coast of north Africa and being the captain's personal slave for two years, a miracle occurred that he escaped and took a servant named xury and traveled south on the African coast and managed to kill a lion that almost attacked them.

CHAPTER 3

   Continuing the journey to the south, Robinson and xury meet native africans, offered them drink and food, and as Robinson's thanks to the inhabitants, he kills leopards, of course impressed the africans and offers meat to the African purses and takes the skin off a leopard for himself. On a trip back to cape Verde, xury sees a Portuguese ship and is favorably greeted by the captain and takes them to Brazil. The captain eventually purchased xury and Robinson back to life without xury.

     After four years of Robinson's life had been fruitful, improving his life as a businessman, owning a large farm and being given an abundance of farm goods, but his travel and correspondence turned out to be a bad thing for his life and an unforgettable journey for Robinson.

CHAPTER 4

      After escaping the storm, Robinson was the only survivor on board, salvaging whatever he could carry and using on the wreck, taking more equipment and bringing in a dead one and two cats from the wreck. Watching over the uninhabited island and finally settling down on a hill put up a tent and built a fence around Robinson began to apply to governing the way of life and to make the most of the things he did without even the tools, with the hard work he was doing he could have a place to live, a table, a chair, large shelves for putting down the tools. Robinson sat up motionless with tears of his own folly, looking out at the sea and hoping that someday a passing ship might sail him off the island.

CHAPTER 5

    Robinson named the island "island of despair", this chapter being written and described asa journal in great detail all the good or bad he faced while on a voyage, having had no food, no home, no clothes and things he couldn't imagine when fishing for night came haunted by whether he could live in the morning, It says here from October 1st to May 1 for almost a year Robinson began his life building and supplementing a new home, foraging by hunting and exploring the countryside, going into the woods looking for wood to make baskets or wheelbarrow. January 14th April Robinson did it, finished it and perfected the house. It kept raining all night long and made Robinson worry what if there was an earthquake and of course he would be buried alive in the mansion he'd built in the cave, but Robinson began to decide to move and make camp on the hill and go through the day as usual looking at the sea and hoping something good would come to him.