Crusoe

Stranded on his island, hoping for rescue to civilization, Robinson Crusoe starts recalling how it all started. But he has to concentrate all his attention on an arriving ship, which alas proves not help but captain Lynchs pirates. The traps he set for savages probe useful, but he still ends up captured, unlike trusty native companion Friday. Hes expected to help them find a golden canon, using a map tattooed on an old prates back.

Crusoe and Friday need to find a way to outsmart a group of mutineers, who have landed on their island in search of supplies. Crusoe contemplates forming an alliance with the ships trapped captain in hopes that he can lead Crusoe and Friday back home.

Crusoe is racked with guilt as he contemplates stealing the boat of cannibals that have arrived on the island because of the two surprising captives that they would be leaving behind with them.

Now that the mutineers ship has been fixed, he must think of a new plan to get on it and off the island, once someone discloses his plan to the ships captain.

Crusoe is overjoyed--and somewhat mystified--when Susannah appears on the island. Later, while searching for Friday, Crusoe and Susannahs lives are endangered after coming across someone else on the island.

Friday and Crusoe help rescue men from the water after another boat sinks their tiny ship. Crusoe is puzzled to find Mr. Blackthorn among the men, and Friday wonders what he is up to.