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Alive and Robinson
Crusoe
- Perseverance
- Meaning
- To keep going
- Achieve success
- Achieve success
- Not giving up
- No matter how difficult it is
- No matter how difficult it is
- To keep going
- Meaning
- Alive by Piers Pauls Read
- Avalanche
- Roy
- Faint vibration
- Sound of metal falling
- Only one to hear the avalanche
- Started to save others
- Fito, Canessa,Paez and Moncho were free and digging
- Fito, Canessa,Paez and Moncho were free and digging
- Burrowed for Carlitos
- Carltios could not free himself
- Would he live?
- Would he live?
- Carltios could not free himself
- Never wanted to survive alone
- Roy uncovered Canessa
- Appalled to see what has happened
- Faint vibration
- 29th October
- 8 survivors died
- Survivors had to help the
trapped with bare hands
- All wanted to help each other
- All wanted to help each other
- Echavarren could not move
- Nogueira seemed paralysed
- Roy
- Rugby Team heading to Chile from
Uruguay
- Crashed into the Andes
mountains on Friday
13th October 1972
- Survived for 72 days
- Rescued when
Canessa and
Parrado found
civilisation
- 16 survivors
- Rescued when
Canessa and
Parrado found
civilisation
- Trecherous conditions
- -30oC temperatures
- -30oC temperatures
- Fri 13th superstitious
- 45 passengers
- 12 died in crash
- 12 died in crash
- Lack of food and drink
- Survived for 72 days
- Crashed into the Andes
mountains on Friday
13th October 1972
- Avalanche
- Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe
- Ship wreck into an Trinidad Island
- survived on Island full of
difficulties
- Swam through waves to get to the Island
- Robinson Crusoe
- An Englishmen from York
- Ambition to go to sea
- Father seen it dangerous
- Obeyed his father
- Obeyed his father
- Went to London (by sea)
- Storm causes near death
- Trip from
London
was
financially
successful
- Storm causes near death
- Second trip
- Ship seized by Moorish pirates
- Crusoe enslaved in North African town Sallee
- Fishing trip
- Crusoe broke free down the African Coast
- Portuguese captain picks him up
- Buys the slave boy from Crusoe
- Crusoe ends up in Brazil
- Sole survivor
- Seeks for food and shelter
- Returns to the ship twelve times
- salvage guns, powder, food and other items
- finds goats he can graze for meat and builds a
shelter
- salvage guns, powder, food and other items
- Sole survivor
- Buys the slave boy from Crusoe
- Portuguese captain picks him up
- Crusoe broke free down the African Coast
- Fishing trip
- Ship seized by Moorish pirates
- Father seen it dangerous
- An Englishmen from York
- Crusoe shipwrecked in Trinidad
- September 1st 1659
- June 1660
- Falls ill
- Hallucinates
- Angel visits
- Angel visits
- Drinking Tobacco-steeped rum
- Crusoe experiences a religious illumination
- God has delivered him from his earlier sins
- God has delivered him from his earlier sins
- Crusoe experiences a religious illumination
- When Crusoe recovers, he makes a survey of the area and discovers he's on an Island
- Finds a pleasant valley abounding in grapes
- builds a shady retreat
- builds a shady retreat
- Crusoe becomes optimistic
- describes himself as it's "king"
- describes himself as it's "king"
- Trains a pet parrot and takes a goat as a pet
- Develops skills in basket weaving, bread making and pottery
- cuts down a cedar tree and builds a huge canoe from it's trunk
- can't move it to sea
- builds a smaller boat
- he rows around the island
- nearly perishes when swept away from a powerful current
- hears his parrot calling
his name and is thankful
for being saved once
again
- hears his parrot calling
his name and is thankful
for being saved once
again
- nearly perishes when swept away from a powerful current
- he rows around the island
- can't move it to sea
- Crusoe discovers a man's footprint on the beach
- At first he assumes the footprint is the devil's
- Must belong to one of the
cannibals said to live in the island
- he arms himself and remains on the lookout
- he arms himself and remains on the lookout
- At first he assumes the footprint is the devil's
- Builds an underground cellar to herd his goats at night
- devises a way to cook undergrond
- devises a way to cook undergrond
- Finds a pleasant valley abounding in grapes
- Hallucinates
- Falls ill
- One evening
- hears gunshots
- ship wrecked on the coast
- it is empty when he aririves
- it is empty when he aririves
- hears gunshots
- the shore has been strewn with
human carnage, the remains of a
cannibal feast
- Crusoe catches
sight of 30
cannibals heading
for shore
- 1 of the victims is killed
- another waiting to be slaughtered
- Breaks free
- Crusoe protects him
- Killing 1 of the pursers and injuring the other
- the victim finally kills him
- the victim finally kills him
- the victim vows his gratitude
- the victim is named Friday
- the day he was saved
- becomes Crusoe's servant
- Cheerful and intelligent Crusoe teaches him English
- Friday teaches that cannibals are divided into distinct nations and only eat enemies
- The cannibals saved the men from the shipwreck
- Friday teaches that cannibals are divided into distinct nations and only eat enemies
- He would rather die than lose Crusoe
- they both built a boat to visit the cannibals island
- before they can leave they are surprised by 21 cannibals in
canoes
- the cannibals are holding 3 victims
- One being Friday's father
- Crusoe sends the Spaniard and Friday's father to check the land
- An English ship alerts Friday
- Crusoe is suspicious
- Friday and Crusoe watch as 11 men take 3 captives onshore in a boat
- 9 of the men explore the land
- leaving 2 to guard the captive
- 1 which is captain
- 1 which is captain
- leaving 2 to guard the captive
- 9 of the men explore the land
- Crusoe is suspicious
- An English ship alerts Friday
- Crusoe sends the Spaniard and Friday's father to check the land
- One being Friday's father
- Friday and Crusoe kill most of the cannibals and release a Spaniard
- the cannibals are holding 3 victims
- before they can leave they are surprised by 21 cannibals in
canoes
- they both built a boat to visit the cannibals island
- the day he was saved
- the victim is named Friday
- Killing 1 of the pursers and injuring the other
- Crusoe protects him
- Breaks free
- another waiting to be slaughtered
- Crusoe catches
sight of 30
cannibals heading
for shore
- September 1st 1659
- Ship wreck into an Trinidad Island
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