Robinson Crusoe

Robinson Crusoe

How does Defoe create a sense of horror in the

reader when he presents the scene left by the cannibals

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In Part VI, Crusoe comes upon mass of human bones along the shore, confirming his fear of cannibals, and illustrating the horror behind their actions.

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