The
paper hits on the fact that Crusoe's voyage goes horribly wrong, and he becomes a slave. Even while a slave, he considers
himself to be a higher class than his "owners." The
paper shows that Crusoe is power-hungry and how there are issues of slavery. For instance, a "savage" boy named Xury helps Crusoe procure his freedom, yet, when Crusoe is offered a price for Xury, he immediately sells him. Crusoe then becomes a plantation owner, so on and so forth. Over and over again, Crusoe has people submit to him.