Pag. 170 es. 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11

es. 2
�	lines 1-14: description of Man Friday
�	lines 14-22: Man Friday submits to Robinson Crusoe
�	lines 22-40: Robinson guides Man Friday back to his home, they eat and Nan Friday get dressed. They return to the yard of the two cannibals. Man Friday purpose to eat them. Robinson refuses and they leave

es. 3
 1.	Robinson was milking his goats.
 2.	The young boy made all signs of submission he know, to show his gratitude to Robinson, who saved his life.
 3.	Robinson started to talk with him and taught him basic English. Then he called the young man Friday, as the day when they met. 
 4.	Robinson taught him to say yes and no and to call him Master
 5.	Robinson gave to Man Friday some clothes and some bread cake and milk
 6.	Robinson refuses to live according the cannibalism. He follows the moral code of Christian culture, so he can't practise cannibalism

es. 4 

Build	Strong limbs, tall, comely handsome	
Face	Sweetness and softness of Europeans, 	
Hair	Long and black	
Forehead	Very high and large	
Eyes	Great vivacity and sparkling sharpness	
Skin	Quite not black,but very tawny	
Nose	Small, but not flat	
Teeth	Fine and well set, with as ivory	

es. 5 
The details stressed by Robinson are mainly positive. He defines Man Friday as a quite handsome young man and he gives no bad connotation to the adjectives referred to his physical appearance.

es. 6
Man Friday is defined handsome because he respects some typical European sharp, that are retained symbols of beauty: he is described as “tall” and “perfectly well made”. 

es. 7
The other natives, mentioned in the text, are “Brazilians”, ”Virginians” and “other natives of America”.

es. 8
Man Friday's behaviour can be considered a primal behaviour: he uses gesture, signs and wave to communicate, he was usual to practise cannibalism. His submission to Robinson Crusoe gives the idea Friday thinks to Robinson as a God, a master, a powerful man. The relationship between the two men will be a relation of dependence: Friday will learn the European culture from Robinson.

es. 9
The theme of the passage is the meeting between two different cultures and two different way of life. We can see in Robinson's life style the European culture, while in Man Friday the primal culture of American Natives. In the 18th-century ideology, the European had to civilize the rest of the world: Robinson tried to do this.

es. 10
Robinson can be considered as a coloniser because he imposes his culture, his customs, his moral codes to Friday, even if Friday had his own customs. This behaviour is the same adopted in the colonisation of America, Africa and Asia by the European colonisers after their voyages.

es. 11
Robinson's approach reflects the mentality of 18th century because he accept Friday's submission, he tries to teach him the culture of the civilized world and refuses the customs of the natives. The colonisation of a foreign country by an European was started in this way.