Question

In what way does an antagonist in Robinson Crusoe bring out the main characters personality?

A. At one point in the story, Crusoe himself becomes a slave to a moor.
B. Crusoe's ability to survive on the island indicates that he is resourceful and independent.
C. The cannibals highlight how much more civilized Crusoe considers himself.
D. Crusoe's arguments with his father show how much Crusoe hates the sea.

Answer 1

C. The cannibals highlight how much more civilized Crusoe considers himself.

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

The antagonist in Robinson Crusoe bring out the main characters personality by "Crusoe's ability to survive on the island indicates that he is resourceful and independent." The answer is letter B. It is shown that the main character, when faced in danger, can think clearly and knows what to do, not be slave of fear of the unknown.