Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe, Fiction, Classics

Stranded on a desolate shore, the protagonist grapples with despair after a shipwreck, facing the harsh realities of survival. With no clothes, food, or means of defense, he is plagued by fears of starvation and predatory animals. His only possessions—a knife, a tobacco pipe, and a small amount of tobacco—offer little comfort. As night falls, his anxiety intensifies, driving him into a frantic state as he contemplates his grim fate in an unfamiliar and threatening environment.