Which story event best illustrates Friday's devotion to Crusoe?

Perhaps when Crusoe defends his territory against wild animals or hostile outsiders, it demonstrates his dominance and ability to protect what's his.

I think the event where Crusoe managed to build a fortified shelter all by himself best exemplifies his dominance. It demonstrates his resourcefulness and control over the environment.

Her fight for girls' education. Malala was targeted for advocating for girls' right to go to school, and this struggle became a defining part of her story.

One event could be when Crusoe refuses to help a fellow castaway in need, showing his selfishness and lack of compassion.

The scene where Crusoe forgives someone who has wronged him shows his big heart and ability to let go of grudges. It makes him a very likable character as it shows his maturity and understanding.

One event could be when Crusoe saves a wounded animal and nurses it back to health, showing his compassion and kindness.

One event that showcases Crusoe well is when he faces a wild beast and overcomes his fear. This shows his courage and determination. Also, when he starts farming on the island and manages to create a sustainable life for himself, it highlights his perseverance and adaptability.

It might be when Crusoe takes advantage of a vulnerable situation to gain something for himself at the expense of others. Such an act demonstrates his unlikable and opportunistic side.

One event could be when Crusoe shows selfishness and disregards the needs of others in a crucial situation.

When Crusoe shares his food with others in need, it demonstrates his selflessness and makes him a likeable character. This act shows that he cares about the well-being of others besides himself.