Robinson Crusoe

what is the climax to robinson crusoe ship wreck

all at once the ship was thrown violently to one side by a fierce gust of wind

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The climax of Robinson Crusoe takes place when he is shipwrecked on an island near Trinidad. He is the only one left alive, and it is this occurence which forces him to fend for himself and his basic needs.

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