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The Life and Extraordinary and Amazing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe is a novel we have known since childhood. The story is about a man who lived for 28 years on a desert island. There are exciting journeys, treacherous pirates, and cruel cannibals... Romance and exoticism. The desire to survive against all odds. To defeat the stormy elements, wildlife and yourself. But is everything so obvious in this story? Why did Robinson Crusoe become the first European bestseller? What is it - an adventure novel, a hero's confession, a manual for self-education, a Christian sermon, or chronicles based on documentary evidence? A good lord, he wisely rules his vassals, distributes the island's goods, judges and punishes. He teaches and educates Friday, but for some reason he never asks him what his real name is. Robinson is wise and just. However... Are there any good colonisers ? It's up to you to decide.